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Average speed cameras are becoming a common sight across UK motorways, but many drivers are still unclear on how they actually work.
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Nearside and offside are everyday terms in the motor industry – but what do they actually mean, and how do you remember which side is which?
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Discover the coolest car Easter eggs hiding in plain sight.
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Looking to get an electric car but not sure what kW and kWh mean? In this guide, we’ll explain everything you need to know.
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Road tax for electric vehicles is set to change in 2025. But how much will you need to pay?
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Find out how to read the numbers on the side of your tyres.
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What’s the most fuel-efficient way to cool your car on a hot day? Should you turn the air con on or wind the windows down?
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If you’ve been looking to get a new electric vehicle (EV) you might have noticed that charging times are often quoted up to 80%, but why is this?
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For many, one of the best bits about buying a new car is getting to smell the fresh scent of the interior for the first time.
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London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is set to expand on the 29th of August 2023, encompassing almost all of Greater London.
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If you’ve owned several cars in your life then the chances are these vehicles didn’t all have the fuel cap placed on the same side – but why is this?
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Aquaplaning is every motorist’s worst nightmare. If you’ve ever lost control of your vehicle in wet weather, then it's most likely you were aquaplaning.
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There are several key differences between EVs and petrol/diesel cars, but what about their tyres?
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As the weather gets colder and the days get shorter, it becomes even more important to adjust how we drive to stay safe this winter. Below we’ve compiled some top tips on how to keep you and the people around you safe when driving in cold conditions.
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If you’re looking to improve your driving experience, then these free apps could become your perfect travel companion.
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The majority of new cars sold today will feature some type of lane-keeping technology, but how does it work?
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For a while now driverless cars have been thought of as the future of the automotive industry – but when exactly does a car become an autonomous car?
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Smart motorways have been a contentious topic in recent years amongst people in the automotive industry.
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The immobiliser is a clever device that has been used to reduce car thefts across the country for the past 20 years and is a feature that many motorists forget their vehicle has.
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On a rushed freezing cold morning the last thing you want to be faced with is a frozen windscreen. The frustration that this can bring could tempt you to use defrosting methods that will end up doing more harm than good.
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Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe and can be used as one of the cleanest fuels on the planet – so why hasn’t hydrogen caught on?
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If you’ve been looking at electric vehicles over the past couple of years then you might have come across the term ‘regenerative braking’ – but what does it mean and how does it work?
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The world of car paints can be a confusing one. They come in hundreds of different colours, shades and textures so its easy to lose your way.
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The Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure or WLTP, for short, is a vehicle fuel economy test that you might have come across when reading about new electric cars – but how does it work?
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Fuel shortages have caused issues up and down the country over the past week with panic buying causing long queues outside any petrol station that has petrol or diesel available.
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Speed Cameras have become a crucial tool in maintaining and improving road safety on UK roads with their ability to measure whether drivers are breaking the speed limit.
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By law every car on UK roads must display a vehicle registration number, or ‘number plate’ as it’s otherwise known. This unique combination of letters and numbers allows every car to be identified.
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In 1951 the airbag was invented by Walter Linderer – an invention that would go on to save people’s lives every day.
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With increasing populations and constant automotive innovations, can our towns and cities cope with more cars?
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With the negative impact poor air quality has on our health, Clean Air Zones (CAZ) are popping up in cities across the UK to combat this issue, but do you know how they work and what penalties you could face if you do not adhere to their rules?
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