2018 has seen a steady decline of cars being manufactured in the UK. The trend continued in August, as the number dropped again. The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), noted 89,254 cars came off the production line, 12.9% less than August...

Drunk driving is a nationwide issue, but steps are being taken to eliminate it. One of the latest initiatives is being carried out by Durham Police, with them offering offenders new devices that will breathalyse them before the car starts. The pilot...

Lowering car emissions has become one of the most popular topics in the car industry, and there was plenty to discuss at the inaugural Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Summit held in Birmingham back in September. Prime Minister Theresa May’s speech was a key...

Unusual Vehicles is a segment that looks into the history of an unorthodox car. There have been a lot of unique cars to come out of America, with the Tucker 48 having one of the most interesting stories. The brainchild of Preston Tucker, the 48 was marked...

In an effort to boost the number of people driving electric cars in the UK, green number plates could be introduced. The government has sent out a consultation about getting different perspectives on the plates. The initiative comes with prime minister...

The engine is arguably the most important part of a car, as it wouldn’t be able to function. As the popularity of cars grew, there became a greater demand for luxury and racing vehicles. The engine that set the standard for modern high-performance...

A main cause of air pollution is car exhaust, yet new research is helping to highlight another traffic-related pollutant. Pieces of tyres and brake pads are chipped away, turning into a fine dust. This road dust is thought to contribute towards health...

There are all kinds of unusual car events in the world, but one of the toughest may be the Liege-Brescia-Liege Rally. The event is geared towards small rally vehicles and has been going for 60 years. The 2018 rally saw 38 tiny cars set out on a marathon...

There are all kinds of classic car venues, from museums to auction houses. Classic car cafes are another example, and one of the most promising is the Oil Can Cafe located in Holmfirth. Found within Carding Shed, the venue is the home of all manner of...

Road safety is one of the most important aspects of the car industry and impacts every vehicle. It’s been announced that motorists could soon be hit with a £100 fine for driving too close to cyclists on the road. The new law proposes that drivers be at...

Going on a road trip is one of the best ways to see the world. One of the only things that could make it better is being behind the wheel of a classic car. This has been the case for Bosnia born Amar Camo, who decided to drive around the world after...

It’s been revealed by the AA that a “pothole epidemic” caused by the ‘Beast From The East’ led to the highest number of vehicle breakdown calls in 15 years. 2018 has been a year of weather extremes, ranging from blistering cold to the hottest summer on...

According to a recent survey from the RAC, the UK is more dependent on cars than ever before. The report covered the answers of 1800 drivers, with ⅓ saying they were more reliant on their vehicle compared to 12 months ago. This could mean 13.2 million...

Classic cars are some of the finest vehicles ever built, but they could become a thing of the past, according to the CEO of Highways England. Speaking to The Telegraph, Jim O’Sullivan said vintage cars could disappear from the road within 30 years because...

Historically, Beetles have been viewed as popular classic cars, though it was recently announced production is coming to an end in 2019. This didn’t stop fans from attending the Lisburn Beetle and campervan festival in Ireland back in September. A range...

With the speculation that classic cars may disappear from UK roads in 30 years, it’s worth looking into what the future holds. Electric motors could potentially maintain the classic car appearance, while using modern technology. A vehicle designed by...

When it comes to driving, good eyesight is crucial. The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is urging drivers to check their eyesight after a survey found that half didn’t know the minimum eyesight requirements to hold a licence. By law, a driver...

When a classic car marque goes out of business, it’s a sad day for the industry. When a big name returns, it’s time for a celebration. This is the case for famous British classic car manufacturers Allard. Lloyd Allard, grandson of the founder of the...

The Monte Carlo Car Rally is known for being one of the most exciting events in the world and the 2019 starting point has been chosen. Classic cars will be flagged off from Clydebank in West Dunbartonshire on Wednesday 30th January 2019. The participants...

Driverless cars have been hailed as having many benefits for the UK, including creating 37,300 jobs by 2035. However, a new report carried out by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) and self-driving startup StreetDrone, highlighted the...