DVLA Bans 400+ '26' Plates, Cheeky Private Plates Rise
The DVLA has prohibited over 400 '26' registration combinations ahead of the March 2026 launch, while data shows a growing trend for humorous and creative private plates among UK motorists.
The DVLA has prohibited over 400 '26' registration combinations ahead of the March 2026 launch, while data shows a growing trend for humorous and creative private plates among UK motorists.
A driver on the M6 motorway in Staffordshire is facing prosecution for dangerous driving after continuing for 25 miles as his van disintegrated, scattering debris and forcing other motorists to swerve.
Motorists are being advised to fill up their tanks this Friday as petrol prices are predicted to soar to a staggering £2 per litre due to global market volatility and geopolitical tensions.
North Yorkshire Council will decide on March 3 whether to make an experimental overnight parking ban for motorhomes and campervans permanent at coastal locations.
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RecommendedThe DVLA has issued a critical warning to motorists about a surge in stolen number plates, requiring two documents for replacements. Drivers must provide identity proof and registration authorization.
Millions of UK motorists are unintentionally breaking Highway Code rules by following too closely, risking £100 fines and compromising road safety. Experts warn that pressure and frustration lead to dangerous driving behaviors.
The A5 Watling Street in Cannock is closed in both directions between M6 J12 and A4601 following a collision that led to a large fuel spill, causing significant traffic delays.
The DVLA has prohibited over 400 '26' series number plates deemed offensive or inappropriate, with violations potentially leading to £1,000 fines and MOT failures for drivers.
Weather maps predict snowfall in Cumbria and Northumberland in early March, with up to 2.9cm expected. The West Midlands region, including Birmingham, will see rain instead.
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RecommendedNearly 20% of drivers confess to not wearing seatbelts, as government plans to add penalty points to fines in a road safety crackdown.
Motorists are warned of a March MOT surge as thousands of cars hit three-year deadlines. Driving without a valid certificate risks £1,000 fines and invalid insurance.
Motorists risk a £1,000 fine and six penalty points for using handheld devices while stationary in traffic, as government rules prohibit phone operation unless safely parked.
A stranded lorry on the M6 northbound near Spaghetti Junction caused severe delays, closing multiple lanes and creating three miles of congestion during rush hour.
The DVLA has issued crucial advice to millions of drivers who have misplaced their driving licence, detailing the quick replacement process and important requirements.
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RecommendedNew weather maps predict a significant 'Beast from the East' blizzard will sweep across the UK in March, bringing snowfall to many regions as early as next week, with temperatures dropping sharply.
A prison officer from Derby has been sentenced to prison after causing a serious collision while using his phone for online gambling on the A50, resulting in a pregnant woman giving birth prematurely.
A man has been taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital with potentially serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle on Alum Rock Road in the Pelham area, leading to bus diversions.
The DVLA has prohibited more than 400 potentially offensive number plate combinations from its latest '26' registration release, set to hit roads from March 1, to prevent inappropriate plates from appearing on vehicles.
Drivers across the UK face significant car tax increases starting in April, with charges of £760 applying to many common family vehicles, not just luxury models.
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RecommendedThe DVLA has issued an urgent warning on social media, urging thousands of UK motorists to renew their vehicle tax immediately to avoid penalties up to £1,000 and potential vehicle clamping.
The Labour government proposes requiring drivers aged 70+ to undergo eyesight tests every three years, replacing self-declaration. Polling shows 72% of drivers support the measure.
Motorists across the UK are being advised to refuel immediately as petrol prices begin to climb again, with experts warning of further increases due to global market volatility and geopolitical tensions.
Drivers face immediate disqualification under Cassie's Law if they fail a basic roadside vision check. Experts warn many motorists may be driving illegally due to unnoticed vision decline.
Motoring experts share a simple water technique to melt ice around car locks, plus warnings about fines for idling engines during defrosting.
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RecommendedCorporation Street in Birmingham generated the highest number of driving fines nationwide last year, with over 62,000 penalties issued. UK councils collected £530 million from PCNs, highlighting widespread issues with traffic enforcement.
New research reveals 66% of motorists oppose lowering 30mph roads to 20mph, even as data shows reduced speeds cut serious accidents. Authorities balance safety goals with public concerns.
Major car manufacturers Nissan and Mercedes-Benz are urgently recalling approximately 700,000 vehicles due to serious safety defects, including fire risks and engine problems. Drivers are advised to park outside and away from structures until repairs are
A survey reveals strong support for mandatory eye tests for older drivers, with many advocating for all drivers to undergo regular vision checks to enhance road safety.
Millions of drivers face increased vehicle excise duty charges from April 2026, with standard rates rising to £200 for cars registered after 2017. Electric vehicles will also be subject to the new fee.
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RecommendedGreater Manchester Police recorded an agricultural vehicle traveling at 62mph in a 50mph zone, the worst tractor speeding case in the region over five years.