Roads

Advice

Christmas travel: how to find traffic information and avoid delays

Motoring Research team - 0
Don't waste time and fuel: check the latest traffic information before you drive. We explain how to minimise your journey times in safety.
Advice

Do UK speed cameras still need painted road markings?

Motoring Research team - 2
Speed cameras have policed British roads since 1992, when the very first Gatso was installed. But do they still require painted markings?
Car News

Honda has made a map of 127 great European driving roads

John Redfern - 0
The Honda Dream Drives map covers more than 25 countries across Europe, with the roads chosen by Civic Type R fans.
Advice

How to prevent yourself from becoming a victim of road rage

Motoring Research team - 0
Have you ever been threatened with physical violence while driving – or actually been attacked? Here are some simple steps to avoid road rage.
Advice

Zebra, Toucan or Tiger? Every UK pedestrian crossing explained

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There are seven types of pedestrian crossing on UK roads. We explain the differences and how to use each crossing safely.
Advice

Apart from Britain, which countries drive on the left?

Motoring Research team - 0
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.
Advice

What is a Low Traffic Neighbourhood – and why do they divide opinion?

Motoring Research team - 0
A Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) is designed to discourage or restrict use of cars by non-local motorists. But the idea is controversial.
Advice

The Highway Code rules you may not know

Motoring Research team - 0
From driving too slowly to furious cycling (yes, really), these are some of the Highway Code rules you may have inadvertently broken.
Advice

The European driving laws you should know about

Gavin Braithwaite-Smith - 0
We reveal 12 European driving rules you may not know, including carrying spare glasses in Switzerland and not smoking in Greece.
Advice

How to use the Channel Tunnel when driving to France

Gavin Braithwaite-Smith - 0
The Eurotunnel Le Shuttle train is the quickest way to cross the English Channel. Our guide explains what you need to know in advance.
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