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With in-car technology getting more and more complex, it’s important that the driver can stay on top of things without being distracted from the road ahead. This is the philosophy that has underpinned the BMW iDrive infotainment system for…

Your driving licence needs to be renewed every 10 years in the UK, unless you’re over the age of 70, in which case you’ll need to renew it every three years.You also need to change the address on your driving licence whenever you move house…

Picking up a puncture and having to change a wheel at the side of the road used to be a rite of passage for drivers. It’s a relatively straightforward task if you know what you’re doing and you’re familiar with whatever tyre rescue…

Anyone paying close attention to the signage at UK filling stations will know that biofuels are already part of everyday motoring: all petrol and diesel sold here must contain a certain percentage of biofuel in order to reduce CO2 emissions…

Fuel additives act as a magic potion, with an ability to transform a tired engine into a smooth operator - or, at least, that's what the advertisers would like you to believe. They cost from around £5 a bottle, and you just pour the liquid…

It’s true that engine remaps were once the preserve of geeky car enthusiasts and the boy-racer brigade, but what was once regarded as a black and often dubious art has become surprisingly mainstream over the years.While it still requires a…

When driving abroad, being the proud owner of a full UK driving licence often means you're covered from a purely legal point of view. A small minority of UK motorists can't use their licences alone to drive in Europe, however, and in…

Driving in France needn't be anything to worry about. Just make sure you read our handy guide and familiarise yourself with the rules and regulations of French roads. Then, all that will be left to do is to enjoy the delicious food,…

British tourists who drive in Spain fall into two categories: those who flew there, and those who drove there. Either way, driving in Spain offers motorists beautiful views, wonderful weather and should you be that way inclined, great…

For UK-based motorists, driving in Italy can be something of a shock to the system. Compared to the relatively calm and quiet roads in Blighty, the Italian equivalents are anything but – thanks in part to locals sitting a hair's width away…