MAJOR Highway Code changes have come into force - with drivers, cyclists and pedestrians urged to brush up the new rules. The changes came in on Saturday and are essentially designed to improve safety ...

This is true for quiet roads, but on busy roads they should stay at least 0.5 metres from the kerb. Correct for speeds up to 30 miles per hour. At higher speeds, the Highway Code says drivers should ...

Is the Highway Code law? The Highway Code includes "legal requirements" according to the Government. It says: “many of the rules in the Code are legal requirements, and if you disobey these rules you ...

Drivers could be caught out when parking their vehicle on their own street this December for two vital reasons.

The Highway Code has been making headlines over the last few weeks as changes are coming into force this month. The differing rules mean that things like the road users hierarchy has been altered.

You could face a fine for using a mobile even if you're a passenger under new Highway Code rules. Drivers who even touch a phone face could be hit with a £200 penalty after tough new rules came into ...

Three in five drivers have not read updates to the Highway Code, a survey suggests. Some 61% of respondents to an AA poll of 13,300 motorists said they had not read changes made in January, designed ...