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Summary: Motorists may have paid thousands of pounds too much for their petrol over the last decade, after two of Britain’s biggest companies were raided on suspicion of manipulating oil prices.

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Summary: While carmakers have raced to add the latest technologies to their vehicles, the roads they drive on have arguably failed to evolve at the same pace.

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Summary: Hybrid and electric cars have begun to address the increasing problem of sound pollution on Britain’s roads, but a new ruling from the European Parliament could lead to the manufacturers of silent cars having to install a fake sound system to improve road

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Summary: Government to overhaul young driver rules in bid to improve safety and cut insurance costs.

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Summary: BUDGET 2013: Chancellor gives drivers a break by axing the 3p fuel duty but motorists say Osborne hasn't gone far enough

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Summary: Young drivers could be forced to display “probationary” licence plates after passing their test under plans being considered by ministers.

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Summary: Drivers will save £3,300 (€3,800) over the lifetime of their cars if the EU imposes strict new standards on manufacturers, a report claims.

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Summary: We look at some of the biggest myths in the car insurance world, and explain their flaws.

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Summary: Councils have been accused of treating drivers as 'cash cows' after profits on parking charges soared by 15 per cent in a year while spending on road maintenance dropped

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Summary: New car sales accelerate to the highest rate since 2008 as private buyers drive demand for vehicles in 2012, new statistics show.