Following the recent release of a new Google Maps update that now alerts users when they’re approaching a speed camera, fixter surveyed 1,000 people across the country to find out what they think about speed limits.
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Nearly a quarter of drivers have ignored a red X sign on a smart motorway, according to new research.
Around 60% of drivers still uses their mobile phone while driving, despite the introduction of tougher penalties more than two years ago.
Drivers looking to buy a used car in 2019 need to be on their guard as figures from the RAC suggest more than half (52%) have a hidden history that could lead to problems for new owners.
Use of mobile phones while driving could be falling, according to government statistics released this week.
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Pothole repair times vary across Great Britain with some local authorities responding in minutes and others in days, according to new research.
More than one million cars have failed their MOT due to ‘dangerous’ defects since the new, more stringent testing procedure was introduced earlier this year.
Nearly 40% people have friends who they believe have driven despite being over the drink-drive limit, new research has found.
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A new study reveals daytime running lights (DRLs), which have been required to be fitted to all new cars since 2011, may be causing confusion for drivers.