AN uninsured motorist with no licence has been banned from getting behind the wheel again after drug driving on the motorway. Andrew Daley was caught drug driving in an Audi A3 near Strensham Services ...

A change to UK driving licences will impact 42 million drivers and road users nationwide. According to BirminghamLive, ...

Millions of UK driving licence will become void if drivers do not act, due to a lesser-known rule that comes into force once ...

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) recently issued a reminder on X, formerly Twitter, advising: "If you’re 70 or over, you need to renew your driving licence every 3 years. Do it online – ...

Claims that President Trump is implementing laws to allow people to drive without a license have gone viral on social media.

The new rules took effect on June 10, allowing Category B licence holders the chance to drive heavier electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of up to 4,250kg.

A new driving licence rule will be introduced this week in the UK, with changes coming into force on June 10, 2025, that will impact entitlements for certain zero emission vehicles ...

Drivers and motorists with a category B licence will be able to drive an electric or hydrogen car with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of up to 4,250kg.

Driving licence changes launching TOMORROW will impact millions of UK motorists – are you affected? Millions with standard car licences can now drive heavier electric vehicles – without upgrades ...

Digital driving licences are coming later this year, via a GOV.UK Wallet app aimed to make life easier. Here's what you need to know and how to get a digital licence.

With the average cost of learning to drive now exceeding £2000, more than half of learners admit they would consider getting behind the wheel without a valid licence. Analysis by Dayinsure has ...

Penalties Anyone who drives a vehicle on UAE roads with a foreign driving licence that is not recognised in the country shall be punished by a fine of Dh2,000 to Dh10,000 for the first offence.