All news on the topic: Vehicles

The bus left its roof behind on the road after the driver ploughed straight through the low bridge, spraying debris behind it, sparking a police response to close down the main street

A Bank Holiday clampdown by police saw dozens of cars towed away because of 'irresponsible and dangerous' parking, with drivers visiting the beauty spot warned that more could be enforced

Hundreds of shoppers descended on Cardiff city centre for some shopping this Easter weekend only to find themselves trapped inside St David's car park for hours

Four people have died after a two-vehicle crash in Jeir, New South Wales, Australia, with a fifth man, in his 20s, in critical condition in hospital

Car tax or Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) went up in April which means motorists are paying more to drive in UK than last year, and certain groups will see a big increase in the amount they have to pay

Sam Duthie, a prison officer at HMP Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, spends his days keeping bad guys behind bars, but at night he pulls lorries down the street with his bare hands

Travel misery at the Port of Dover started on Friday when the port declared a critical incident because of 'lengthy French border processes and sheer volume'

Five 19-year-olds in a Mercedes died in Germany when their car caught fire after a BMW trying to overtake another car drifted over to the wrong side of the motorway bypass

The so-called “overstay charges” are being brought in around the UK at the moment, with local authorities bringing them into effect as of April 1

Car tax - known more formally as Vehicle Excise Duty - will increase in line with Retail Price Index (RPI) inflation of 10.1% from April 1, in bad news for drivers

Despite all the encouragement to adopt greener transport, only a tiny percentage of UK drivers have ditched the internal combustion engine - but why?

The driver, from Scotland, was left the note along with a fine which the council say was 'likely' written by the parking attendant

A controversial driver has been made an example of online after they 'inconsiderately' parked directly between two disabled bays, blocking them both off - locals aren't happy

Hours after the launch of the Active Neighbourhood trial, in which roads were blocked to encourage people to not drive, planters placed in the way were set alight by fed up residents

The Iceland supermarket is shut in Hull, but the car park charges are still active - meaning unsuspecting drivers will get charged for using it

The motoring group RAC has warned that the expansion will have a ‘massive financial impact on motorists and businesses’, as many will be forced to switch or scrap their vehicles

There are hundreds of different road signs in the UK, each with its own meaning and most drivers are aware of and understand a large majority of them however, there are a few which are a little more obscure

If you're caught sleeping while drunk in your car, you may still be penalised for being "in control" of a vehicle whilst over the legal alcohol limit

Iain Buers, 55, says he won't be able to afford to visit six-year-old seriously ill granddaughter Charlotte in hospital when the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is expanded in August

Vehicle Excise Duty (also known as car tax) will increase in line with Retail Price Index (RPI) inflation of 10.1% from April 1 - it means drivers will pay more to keep their cars on the road

Tourists on the Indonesian island of Bali will no longer be allowed to rent motorbikes but will only be able to drive cars following a series of incidents in which holidaymakers flouted traffic rules

Every driver should check their driving licence straight away, as simply skipping over the expiration date could leave you with a huge £1,000 fine without even knowing you're at risk

The driver is thought to have ditched their car in heavy snow covering the road in Bradford, West Yorkshire, hence making them unaware that they were parked on double yellow lines

Handyman Engin Coban from Catford, in south London, says the expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone in the summer could be catastrophic for his business and so is conducting a 'peaceful protest'

Mirror writer Nia Dalton shares the reality of issuing parking tickets after spending a day in the life as a traffic warden - from the unknown five-minute parking rule to myths about daily targets