The Department of Transport have put forward a proposal that changes the process of how local councils and highway agencies publicise road works when introducing new traffic restrictions.

According to the AA British Insurance Premium Index report published last week, home insurance policies increased by 11% in 2011.

The DVLA are to replace over 34 million vehicle log books belonging to motorists after thieves stole 2 million blank ‘registered keeper’ forms.

New rules have been announced this week that will help councils to cut the disruption caused by road works.

New research has shown that people are putting luxuries before protecting their families with the right level of insurance.

The cost of fuel has already begun to rise just a day after one of the biggest oil refineries announced they were filing for bankruptcy.

Foreign lorry drivers may be charged £10 per day to use Britain’s Roads under new rules that will be set by the Government.

Motorists may be faced with fuel shortages and price increases at the pump after a refinery have announced they will be filing for bankruptcy.

Rail passengers who travel between London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow will benefit from extra seats added to trains each day.

New figures from housing company Rightmove have revealed the number of new homes for sale has decreased to its lowest in more than a decade.

From today the Department for Transport have announced driving theory tests will be made more of a challenge for learner drivers.

An insurance scheme for cosmetic surgery patients could be introduced due to the recent PIP implant scandal affecting women in the UK.

A campaign group revealed that they believe Wales should opt out of UK proposals of a motorway speed limit increase from 70mph to 80mph.

A Civil Aviation Bill was announced in parliament today which will put passengers at the forefront of how UK airports are run.

Organisers of The Thames Diamond Jubilee Committee have revealed a pageant that will take place on the river Thames as part of a tribute of the Queens reign.

Rail Minister Theresa Villiers announced today that all rail passengers in the North-West of England will have more say on how local rail services are run and if they can be improved.

The Department of Transport have announced that people or businesses who want to buy a plug-in van will receive a 20% grant up to £8,000, towards the cost in the hope it will encourage people to run a low emission vehicle.

Homeowners and businesses in the UK situated in high risk flooding areas could be left without insurance cover if the Government don’t offer subsidies to vulnerable properties.

BMW are recalling 235,000 Mini Cooper cars due to there being an electrical fault with certain models. In the UK 30,000 people are estimated to be affected by the recall.

The Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) scandal has come under scrutiny again after the Financial Ombudsman Service (FSO) published papers regarding a consultation to surcharge the firms involved.