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New DVLA rules have rendered my car tax disc invalid

I have had to buy a new tax disc, have been wheel clamped and am in line for a £171 penalty charge

How do we deal with child car seats?

We’re hiring a car in Spain and would like suggestions about seats for our kids

Council refuses to see sense in car registration error

I had to pay £80 fine because council refused to distinguish a zero from the letter ‘O’

Friday 13th – a good day to spend?

Is Friday 13th really unlucky – as many believe – or is it just a good day to take advantage of other people’s superstitious nature?

Steer clear of car hire rip-offs on holiday

The headline price can make you think you’re getting a bargain, but you need to be on guard against sneaky charges

Money Talks: ticket clampdowns, pothole payouts and starter homes

Plus, household incomes rise, house prices fall and pension savers weigh up their options

Every communication with Aviva has turned into a car crash

After a minor accident six months ago which wasn’t my fault we still can’t get the insurer to pay out

Motorists could recoup ‘millions’ on illegal parking fines

If an appeal succeeds next week, out-of-proportion fines imposed by private parking companies will be repaid

Car accident was not my fault but my insurance premium rose 50%

Equity Red Star car insurance costs soared after no-fault collision with a bus

How can I put the brakes on escalating bus lane fines?

My attempts to pay three PCNs have failed and now the bailiffs are demanding £377

UK inflation reaches record low of 0.3%

Drop in petrol prices and supermarket price war push inflation to slowest pace since records began in 1989

Check your insurer doesn’t mind modifications to your car

Any changes you make to your vehicle, from a roof rack to a sticker on the door, should be approved by your insurance company

I need a new car, and I’m tempted by personal contract plans for about £190 a month

Is this really a better deal than buying second-hand?

Is it time to invest in a dashcam?

With insurance fraud on the increase, an onboard video could prove who’s to blame in an accident – and lower your premiums

Landing up with an extra car hire bill when flight details didn’t match up

My flight time was changed but I was told I had to rebook the linked car hire at an extra cost

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