Thousands of drivers have been warned they could face harsh fines and penalties for failing to follow basic Highway Code ...

Have they ever read the Highway Code? No u-turn on dual carriage way, reverse at high speed when missed a number, not giving way to vehicles coming up a hill, not stopping at crossing when ...

Rule 286 of the Highway Code outlines that drivers involved in a collision which causes damage or injury to another person, vehicle, animal or property must stop. They should also give their own name, ...

But can you park on a dropped kerb? The Highway Code explains the rules. Can you park on a dropped kerb? The Highway Code encourages drivers to park in off-street parking areas or on the road in ...

Stopping distances in the Highway Code should be increased “as a matter of urgency” as they underestimate drivers’ thinking time. So says Brake after research by the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL ...

The Highway Code clears up some of the confusion around cycle lanes, and drivers will need to pay attention to the markings used. One key thing to note is the difference between a cycle lane and a ...

Hampshire dog owners could face fines of up to £5,000 if they don't secure their pets in the car. This warning came from Sam Sheehan, motoring editor at cinch, the UK's largest online used car ...

Actions that many drivers don't know are against Highway Code rules include sounding the horn in frustration and flashing your lights to let another car go. These are so common, it might come as a ...

"And while this may not seem important, it can confuse other road users and therefore has the potential to cause a collision." According to Rule 186 of the Highway Code: "When taking any intermediate ...