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Thousands of motorists who have received fines for driving through a controversial “bus gate” in the centre of Norwich could be due refunds…

Driverless cars are being billed as luxury living spaces on wheels where motorists can sleep, game, shop, and watch films and TV, but questions remain over the limits of the technology, passenger health and wellbeing, and ongoing delays to fully autonomous vehicle rollouts.

Only cars that have assisted driving features, which permanently require a driver to remain in full control, are in cars on sale today and legally allowed to be used on our roads.

PEDESTRIANS will get first priority in a new hierarchy of road users created by Gibraltar’s Ministry of Transport in the revised Highway Code. Minister

Engines start to burn oil when the piston rings begin to wear.

A HORRIFIC crash naerly killed a group of horse riders as a car overtook them on a blind bend crashing into an oncoming car.

SINGAPORE - After getting honked at by a public bus driver, a man boarded the vehicle and confronted the driver before snatching his phone and throwing it onto the road. On Saturday, the car driver, Teo Kian Chin, 42, was charged in court with committing a public nuisance. Footage of the incident – which took place at a bus stop...

After getting honked at by a public bus driver, a man boarded the vehicle and confronted the driver before snatching his phone and throwing it onto the road.

Drivers are being warned over a parking mistake that could land them huge fines if they are caught breaking the rule.

Drivers are being warned over a parking mistake that could land them huge fines if they are caught breaking the rule.