An abridged version of this article first appeared in Cycling Plus magazine. Issue 389 is out now – subscribe to Cycling Plus to receive a Castelli Squadra jacket worth £70 and save 30 per cent on the ...

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 ...

"But what are you going to do if somebody flashes their lights at you? What are you going to do in your driving test if ...

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 ...

The Highway Code is a set of rules for drivers in the UK to make roads safer, and it's updated regularly to reflect changes in the law, the evolution of cars, and driving practices. So, whether you've ...

The Highway Code, the guide used in the UK to keep us all safe on the roads, is getting some important updates. As well as some new road laws, the Department for Transport (DfT) is adding three new ...

New and updated rules to the Highway Code have been introduced, changing how drivers share the road with cyclists - and this includes the correct etiquette when approaching and travelling around a ...

Important changes have been made to the Highway Code which will come into effect for all road users on January 29. It includes some major changes to safety as well as what to do in certain junction ...

- How smart motorways and numbers plates will change this year - The rule change that gives cyclists priority over drivers MAJOR Highway Code changes have come into force – with drivers, cyclists and ...