Living life in the fast lane has become the norm in our day-to-day routines, whether it’s eating, shopping, work or socialising – and the same goes for driving. Consequently, Click4reg.co.uk sought to find out the reasons why people choose to break the speed limit, and whether speeding even makes a difference to journey times, or merely just your bank account.

Despite the fact a great deal has changed in the motoring world over the years,

Today was big news for all future drivers as the government has introduced new changes in the driving test in England, Scotland and Wales, which are to be implemented from today 4 December 2017. This is the most significant shake up the driving test has undergone since 1996, when the theory exam was first introduced. The changes are meant to make the practical test a more realistic assessment of the abilities a driver requires to know. The DVSA's chief driving examiner, Lesley Young said: "The new test will

As technology is evolving faster than we can blink, driverless cars are not just props from a science fiction film, but they may in fact hit the British roads as soon as 2021. Chancellor Philip Hammond announced in his Budget an investment of £500 million on electric and driverless cars stating that "for the first time in decades, Britain is genuinely at the forefront of a technological revolution.”  
£100 million will be used to install hundreds of charging points across the country, with th

At the beginning of 2017, it became policy that all petrol and diesel cars must be off the road by 2040 in an attempt to reduce CO2 emissions. Thus, Click4Reg.co.uk wanted to look at the impact of this bill on the popularity of electric cars, and sought to identify if electric charge points are growing at the same rate across the UK. 

Click4Reg.co.uk analysed data sourced by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) and found that annual new electric car registrations in the UK have gr

The average time a person holds a driving licence is around 60 years – that’s a hell of a lot of years racked up, with countless squabbles with your family or partner, a few parking fines here and there, and spillages involving the remainder of your early morning coffee down the front of your newly ironed shirt. 

According to new research, we spend an incredible amount of time sat in the front seat of our cars, - almost 1,080 days or three years of our lives. In a bid to uncover just how long motorists si

Per Mike Hawes, Chief Executive of The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), the UK automotive industry has enjoyed unprecedented success in recent years. Car manufacturing is now at its highest level since 2005, exports are stronger than ever and the UK can boast an increasingly competitive supply chain, with cars built in Britain holding over 15% more UK content than five years ago.

Indeed, the automotive industry is a vital part of the UK economy, accounting for m

A £1.6billion project for a controversial road tunnel near Stonehenge has been given the final go-ahead by government ministers after 30 years of arguments from archaeologists, druids and conservation experts. 

Chris Grayling, the Transport Secretary has approved plans to build a 1.8mile tunnel which will extend the A303 past the World Heritage Site. The construction has been approved by Historic England and The National Trust and English Heritage, the charity who manages the site. English Heritage claims that