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A new mobile phone app could help drivers stay up-to-date with their car ‘admin’ and in the process help them save money and avoid the heavy hand of the law.

Thousands of students will be venturing out into the big wide world this month as they begin their University life at a far flung home from home.

It was on this day in 1969 that the Northern Star newspaper of Illinois University instigated one of the greatest ever ‘urban legends’ by running a story which claimed that Beatles superstar Paul McCartney had secretly died in a car crash some years earlier and had been replaced by a lookalike.

The Financial Conduct Authority has car insurance companies firmly in its sights after announcing a series of shake-ups for the insurance sector.

It was on this day in 2007 that troubled popstar Britney Spears hit the headlines when police charged her for driving without a valid licence following an alleged ‘hit and run’ incident.

New legislation brought in by the government will inflict much more severe penalties for those found guilty of causing death or serious injury through driving.

One of the UK’s leading motoring organisations has said that the rush hour period has fully-returned following analysis of traffic levels during 2020.

It was on this day in 1945 that Henry Ford II - grandson and namesake of the company founder - succeeded his late father Edsel as president of the ailing Ford Motor Company.

The UK’s blue light services have received another delivery of Peugeot vehicles, strengthening the car brand’s association with emergency services across the country.

It was on this day in 1962 that the Ford Cortina - one of the UK's best-selling cars ever - was formally launched ahead of that year’s London Motor Show at Earls Court.