If you're eligible for traffic school, you could wind up saving yourself more money than you might think. Of course, you will have to pay the fine for breaking the law, but one of the benefits of taking an online traffic school course is that you will keep your insurance company from ever finding out about your little run-in with the law.

With plunging temperatures and bursts of sleet and snow working their way across the UK, making driving conditions at best unpredictable, and at worst, treacherous, tyres are more important than ever. Standard tyres fail to get to grips with the change in conditions. What can be done to combat this and keep us all moving?

What could have driven a professional young man to such rage? It occurred to me that many people assume when someone does something wrong on the road it is a sign of disrespect to the other driver, instead of the more likely reasons, namely, uncertainty of the way, stress or confusion.

Happy New Year! Presents have been exchanged, food consumed, and relatives visited. But there's one thing the PM (Parent Motorist) still wants that Santa has yet to deliver: A solution to that dreaded refrain: Are We Nearly There?

'Tis the season to bicker all the way to the in-laws, or is it? Here's some popular disputes and how to prevent them.

The world is in the midst of a global economic downturn, so I did the sensible thing - I went out and bought a brand new car. Actually that's a lie - I did it via the Internet and managed to save 25% in the process. Take that, bankers!

For many of us it's not just the rural country roads that are a concern; breaking down in the dark was the biggest single worry for drivers (26 per cent). Although people are concerned, it seems that many (31 per cent) are still not prepared for emergencies in winter, as they fail to keep a shovel, torch, blanket, phone charger and warm clothes in their car.