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Sharp rise in older drivers banned for medical reasons

The number of older drivers who have been banned from driving on medical grounds has increased by almost 150% in a decade.
 

Half of used cars have hidden history

Drivers looking to buy a used car have been urged to be on their guard after a new study found that over half have a hidden history.

Driving in the EU after Brexit

If you're planning to drive in other European countries after 29 March 2019, you'll need a motor insurance Green Card and other documents.

Full automation should mean drivers are not liable for accidents, insurers say

Drivers should not be blamed for collisions in fully automated vehicles, the insurance industry has said.

Drivers support use of long-range speed cameras

A majority of motorists are in favour of the police using long-range mobile cameras, new research shows.
 

Police campaign catches uninsured drivers in Scotland

More than 200 drivers were caught in a recent crackdown on uninsured vehicles across Scotland.

Mobile phone use behind the wheel continues to fall

Fewer drivers are using a handheld phone behind the wheel, according to the latest figures from the Department for Transport (DfT).

MEPs to vote on motor insurance changes

New legislation proposed in Europe aims to ensure victims of road accidents in Europe are fairly compensated.

Brake raises alarm over young drivers and seat belts

Half of young drivers admit to being in a car with someone not wearing a seat belt in the past year, according to new research by Brake.