Apart from Britain, which other countries drive on the left?
Around a third of the world's countries drive on the left-hand side of the road. We reveal those that do, plus explain where it all started.| Motoring Research
Around a third of the world's countries drive on the left-hand side of the road. We reveal those that do, plus explain where it all started.| Motoring Research
A car accident caused by tiredness is 50 percent more likely to result in death or serious injury. Here is how to stay alert when driving.| Motoring Research
The DVSA has official guidance to report lorry, bus and coach operators for road safety issues. We explain how the process works.| Motoring Research
What are your rights if a car has been parked across your driveway? We explain the law on residential street and driveway parking.| Motoring Research
A Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) is designed to discourage or restrict use of cars by non-local motorists. But the idea is controversial.| Motoring Research
There are seven types of pedestrian crossing in the UK: zebra, pelican, puffin, toucan, pegasus, tiger and officer-controlled.| Motoring Research
Driving with blue lights and sirens gives the emergency services exemption from some rules of the Highway Code. Here's how you can help them.| Motoring Research
There are certain things you should do immediately after being involved in a car accident. Here are the steps you must take.| Motoring Research
How do you know which lane to use when driving across an unmarked roundabout in the UK? Our advice will prevent you going round in circles.| Motoring Research
From double yellow lines to someone else's driveway, we explain the places where it's illegal to park your car in Britain.| Motoring Research
Driving in heavy rain can be hazardous, with stopping distances twice those on dry roads. Read our advice guide to stay safe in wet weather.| Motoring Research
Money-saving advice, how-to guides, explainer features and more to help all motorists get the best from their motoring.| Motoring Research
