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France has had the guts to crack down on SUV drivers. Why doesn’t Britain?

These vehicles are lethal to pedestrians, disastrous for the environment and have no place on city streets, says urban transport writer Laura Laker

Ministers should fund ‘proper scrappage scheme’ for Ulez, says Starmer

Labour leader backs mayor’s call for Londoners to get more money to replace vehicles, as party tries to limit electoral fallout

The rebel group stopping self-driving cars in San Francisco – one cone at a time

The Safe Street Rebel group has waged a war against robotaxis in an effort to end vehicle dominance in the city and promote public transport

Jaguar Land Rover ‘will not slow move to electric’ even if UK delays 2030 petrol car ban

Rishi Sunak failed to publicly back deadline but carmaker’s boss says its ‘plans will stay the same’

Plan to replace gas boilers with heat pumps should be reviewed, says Gove

Levelling up secretary calls for scrutiny of green policy but says ban on sale of new petrol and diesel cars is ‘immovable’

Car parts shortage leaves drivers in limbo as makers ‘put sales first’

Motorists are waiting months for repairs, or having cars written off, because replacement parts apparently cannot be found. But are they just being fobbed off?

Why is the US the only country where everyone drives an automatic?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

Milan mayor backs Sadiq Khan and says London Ulez is an inspiration

Exclusive: Guiseppe Sala says policy on polluting cars in UK capital should be supported by national politicians

As my home city of Athens burns, I can only watch in amazement as sunseekers fly in

Lounging by the pool is at best ill-advised, but for residents daily life has turned into an ordeal

Tata’s gigafactory gives Britain’s battery industry potential at last

The Jaguar Land Rover owner’s new plant should encourage more similar investments in the UK by others

UK car insurance: insider tips on how to save money

From the best time to renew and using comparison sites to choosing a black box policy

UK drivers shocked as car insurance costs soar by up to 90%

The price of petrol and diesel may have dropped but households are being hit by another rising cost

A post-servo highway? How electric vehicles are changing the Australian roadscape

EVs are heralding a new kind of driving culture, from friendly chats at charging stations to reshaping where and how long we stop on road trips

Tesla beats Wall Street expectations to produce record number of vehicles

Report comes amid concerns Elon Musk, who owns SpaceX, Neuralink and Twitter, is spread too thin

Asda’s profit margins at the pump have trebled, MPs told

Competition regulator tells business committee of ‘significant change’ in retailer’s fuel pricing

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