Fuel Finder Tool Faces Issues as UK Steps Up Price Monitoring
The UK government's Fuel Finder service encounters setbacks with incomplete price reporting from petrol stations, prompting increased monitoring by the Competition and Markets Authority.
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Work From Home Urged to Save Fuel Amid Global Crisis
The International Energy Agency recommends UK households work remotely and adopt energy-saving measures as oil shortages drive up fuel costs worldwide.
M6 Speed Limit Cut Proposed to Curb UK Fuel Demand
The Labour government is reportedly considering lowering speed limits on major motorways like the M6 as part of contingency plans to reduce oil consumption amid global supply concerns.
Birmingham's Number 74 Bus Route Gets £15.5M Priority Upgrade
A major £15.5 million bus priority scheme for Birmingham's Number 74 route between the city centre and West Bromwich is set for approval, aiming to cut journey times and boost reliability.
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Winson Green Parking Chaos Exposed in Councillor's Video
A would-be councillor's video reveals shocking parking violations in Winson Green, Birmingham, with pavements blocked and emergency access compromised.
Parents Demand Safety Changes After Daughter's Minibus Crash
Liz and Steve Fitzgerald, whose 13-year-old daughter Claire died in a 1993 M40 school minibus crash, are campaigning for stricter licensing rules for teachers driving minibuses, warning that current regulations put children at risk.
Cars Post-2000 Too Complex for DIY, Expert Warns
Car SOS star Tim Shaw warns that vehicles manufactured after 2000 feature specialized parts and coding that prevent owners from performing home repairs, potentially killing the classic car scene.
UK Drivers Slam 'Never More Dangerous' Roads
A new survey reveals 98% of drivers say UK roads are in disrepair, with 90% reporting conditions worse than last year. Potholes cause widespread vehicle damage and safety fears.
Sadiq Khan May Give Up Armoured Car in SUV Crackdown
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced he may give up his official armoured vehicle as part of a major crackdown on SUVs in the capital, citing safety concerns and urban design issues.
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Labour Proposes £500 Fine, Points for Seatbelt Offences
A Labour government proposal could see drivers fined £500 and receive three penalty points for not wearing seatbelts, with a public consultation open until May.
Slough Council Moves to Cashless Parking from March 30
Slough Borough Council will eliminate cash parking payments from March 30, transitioning to an app-only system via RingGo. The move aims to cut costs and improve efficiency, with machines being removed over the next few months.
Two Bikers Seriously Injured in Midlands A47 Crash
Two motorcycle riders have suffered serious, life-changing injuries following a multi-vehicle collision on the A47 near North Luffenham. Four people were hospitalized, and police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage.
£1,000 Fines for Ignoring Car Dashboard Emissions Lights
Motorists risk hefty penalties for disregarding emissions warning lights, with roadside tests and MOT failures posing serious financial threats. Experts urge vigilance to avoid fines and reduce pollution.
Glasgow Rolls Out 20mph Speed Limits Across Most Streets
Glasgow is set to reduce speed limits to 20mph on most city streets next month, aiming to enhance road safety and promote active travel through a phased rollout.
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M6 Toll Coach Fire Halts Traffic for Man City Fans
A coach carrying Manchester City fans to Wembley for the Arsenal match caught fire on the M6 Toll near Birmingham, causing a complete standstill and diesel spillage.
EV Drivers Face Postcode Lottery and Double Penalty on Charging
Electric vehicle drivers in England are encountering a postcode lottery for charging infrastructure and face being penalized twice through higher VAT rates on public chargers, according to industry experts.
Young Drivers Risk £1,000 Fine Over Licence Errors
Direct Line research reveals drivers aged 18-27 are most likely to have incorrect personal details on their driving licence, risking substantial penalties and invalidated insurance.
Tenerife Storm Causes Holiday Cancellations and Airport Chaos
Storm Therese brings torrential rain, gales, and snow to Tenerife and La Palma, prompting holiday cancellations and airport disruptions with over 40 flights affected.
SUV Drivers Face New Weight-Based Tax Levy in UK
Campaigners propose a Large Vehicle Levy targeting SUVs over 1,600kg to address tax inequities and safety concerns, with London authorities reviewing additional charges.
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Quad Biker Injured in Brierley Hill Car Collision
A quad biker sustained facial injuries after a crash with a car at the Addison Road and Moor Street junction in Brierley Hill. West Midlands Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses.
Diamond Buses to Replace National Express Route 27
Diamond Buses will commence operation of the number 27 service linking Solihull to Rubery from March 29, 2026, replacing National Express West Midlands on this key route.
UK Drivers Risk £1,000 Fines Over Unpaid Car Tax
Motoring experts warn that around 500,000 vehicles in the UK may be driving without valid tax, exposing drivers to potential fines of up to £1,000. Specialists urge immediate checks to avoid penalties.
Evening Driving Restrictions for Young Drivers from October
New Graduated Driving Licences will restrict nighttime driving and passenger limits for newly qualified drivers under 24 in Northern Ireland starting October 1, 2026.
AA Warns Drivers of £160 Pothole Tyre Charge
The AA issues a pothole warning as nearly half of drivers are unprepared for unexpected tyre costs. President Edmund King urges regular checks and highlights insurance options.
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EVs at High Risk of MOT Failure from Suspension Issues
New research reveals that 38% of MOT failures in the UK are linked to suspension problems, with electric vehicles particularly vulnerable. Experts warn these hidden mechanical faults pose serious safety risks.
UK Tourists Face £244 Air Tax for USA, Dubai, Caribbean Flights
New Air Passenger Duty rates from April 1 will increase costs for UK travellers aged 16 and above by up to 15%, with economy passengers paying £102 and premium class £244 for long-haul flights.
75,000 Drivers Fined at Birmingham Bus Lane in Two Years
A staggering 75,270 fines were issued at Moor Street Queensway bus lane over two years, contributing to nearly £8 million in council revenue from bus lane enforcement across Birmingham.
DVSA Sets Dates for Driving Test Rule Changes
The DVSA has confirmed new driving test rules will take effect in May and June 2026, aiming to reduce backlogs and prevent slot reselling, though experts warn of potential confusion for learners.
New £180 Charge for EV Drivers Confirmed by Rachel Reeves
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has detailed a new pay-per-mile tax for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, set to begin in April 2028. Drivers covering 6,000 miles annually will face a £180 charge, with higher rates for longer distances.
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NCP Car Parks Enter Administration: Key Facts
National Car Parks (NCP) has entered administration, but all sites remain open. Learn about season tickets, refunds, fines, and potential closures.
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