Posting on X, the DVSA said last week: " Rule 226 of the Highway Code says you must use headlights when visibility is ...

Posting on X, the DVSA said: " Rule 226 of the Highway Code says you must use headlights when visibility is seriously reduced, generally when you cannot see for more than 100 metres (328 feet). You ...

The Department for Transport is launching an information campaign - and motorists could face £2,500 fines and points ...

While many would think it isn't allowed, motorists can indeed park in someone else's driveway due to a legal 'loophole' that doesn't classify this as breaking the law. According to Rule 243 of the ...

The aim of the changes to the Highway Code was to protect vulnerable road users and encourage people to walk and cycle more – but statistics suggest they have not had the desired effect ...

This Highway Code parking rule can catch out motorists unaware of the little-known requirement ...