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Kelsey Grennan, 25, was trapped in her small Honda Civic after it crumpled around her in the driving seat following a collision with a truck on a wet and winding road in Quogue, New York

On the female nurse's first day back to work after six weeks off due to illness, she found the note which told her to "keep her eyes open" under the windscreen of her car in Glasgow's west end

The unnamed woman, in her 30s, her teenage daughter and six-year-old son are said to have fled war torn Ukraine just five weeks ago and settled in Ripon, North Yorkshire, close to the crash site

Consumer rights expert Martyn James explains all the pitfalls to be aware of if you're planning on hiring a car - and how to complain so you're back in the driving seat

A woman was accused of being 'petty' with her car parking space because she didn't want her flatmate's friend to use it - despite the fact she doesn't have a car

Drivers struggled to answer a series of common theory test questions, according to researchers from Compare the Market, who shared how best to act if you're ever faced with any of the dangerous scenarios

Forget what you thought you knew about your car’s value – see for yourself how it changes over time!

Here are the three major changes coming in throughout this month - and everything you need to know about them

Get your best price from verified dealers within 24 hours - all you need is your phone

A mechanic has shared the one button you should press in your car to save you money. Turning off this particular function will stop you from having to pay expensive repair bills in the future

Finding rust on your car could mean expensive bills if parts of the bodywork need replacing - but there's a kitchen staple you can use to stop rust in its tracks

Dyfed-Powys Police used an AI tool to create the Facebook posts and now people have called for the force to use a Welsh speaker instead of relying on a computer

It is the second time ULEZ has been expanded since it was first introduced in 2019 - from today (August 29) it will include all London boroughs in a blow for thousands more drivers

There are several ways you can avoid paying the daily ULEZ charge - some are admittedly more practical than others - but we've listed a few of them below

ULEZ is being expanded on August 29 to cover all London boroughs, meaning thousands more drivers will be liable to pay £12.50 a day if they need to travel into the capital

ULEZ is expanding across all London boroughs from today, meaning many more drivers will face a £12.50 daily charge when travelling through the capital

ULEZ will cover all London boroughs from today (Tuesday, August 29) - previously, it only covered all areas within the North and South Circular Roads - here is everything you need to know

Motor experts at the AA have shared crucial advice for drivers on how to escape from a car that is trapped or sinking in water, and warned of the mistake you should avoid at all costs

A rust-ravaged 1970 DBC Mk2 Vantage sat in a field for 20 years but has now been brought back to life and is worth a whopping £500,000

A motoring expert has shared a little-known hack that could well help keep you safe should you run into any danger, and she's urged those who often drive alone to give it a go for themselves

Motorists are only just discovering a hidden function in their car that turns the central storage box into a fridge to keep drinks and snacks cool while on the road

Thousands of drivers have already been caught out in just the first few days of a trial period - with one motorist hitting 73mph on a 30mph road in a shocking case

It's presumed that most of the casualties were the group of Venezuelan migrants aboard the bus - which appears to have been the worst-damaged vehicle in the horror crash

Automotive engineer Josh Regis shared his advice to car owners. The car mechanic revealed why you should stop driving with your windows down - and you'll be surprised.

Nearly a fifth of motorists have stopped taking their car to professional car wash services in the past year - and over half reckon they do a 'good' job themselves