Almost everyone likes to liven up a long car journey with a little music on the stereo - but could the tunes you listen to be making you into a riskier driver?

It might not be the news you want to hear if you've been excitedly looking for new car deals - but a study has found 39 per cent of motorists unlucky enough to have been hit by another vehicle had owned their car for less than a year.

Drivers have been urged to take extra care on their journeys today (September 24th 2019) and for the rest of the week after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for rain.

As we move further into September, it's becoming more obvious that the nights are drawing in again and we'll soon be back to commuting in the dark (sorry!).

Everyone falls into the trap of taking their eyes off the road while they're driving at some point or another. Whether it's turning round to tell off the kids in the back or sneaking a glance at the radio, we've all done it.

New figures from the Department for Transport (DfT) have revealed the places in Britain you might want to avoid if you're a careful motorist at the wheel of a brand new (or new-to-you) car.

A new poll has revealed that many drivers are confused over the rules governing use of the hard shoulder on smart motorways, something that has the potential to lead to accidents.

New research has revealed the extent to which we rely on our cars, with a surprisingly high proportion of motorists labelling them as a necessity.

IAM RoadSmart is getting behind MPs' calls to ban even hands-free mobile phones behind the wheel, insisting they are a distraction and that the idea of being able to multi-task while driving is a myth.