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Wheel alignment vs tracking: what’s the difference for UK drivers?
Wheel alignment and tracking are often used as if they mean the same thing, but tracking usually refers to toe settings while full wheel alignment covers toe, camber and caster. Here is what UK drivers actually need to know.
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Buying an ex-fleet car? The records that need to stack up first
Ex-fleet cars can offer a tempting price and a clear paper trail, but the badge is not a guarantee. Here is the UK checklist for judging the car in front of you.
Car insurance cancelled without warning? Stop driving, then do this
If an insurer cancels your car policy, the priority is to establish exactly when cover ends and keep the car off the road until you have valid insurance. Here is the practical UK checklist.
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Parking on the pavement is not one UK rule: check your nation before you leave the kerb
Can you park on the pavement in the UK? The answer changes between London, Scotland and the rest of the country. Here is the practical check to make before you leave the car.
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Your insurer has written off the car: can you keep it?
A UK guide to keeping a Cat S or Cat N insurance write-off, the categories that cannot go back on the road, settlement deductions, DVLA steps and the checks to make before agreeing.
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Used Volvo XC40 Recharge: make it charge before you agree a price
A UK used-buying guide to the Volvo XC40 Recharge, covering battery evidence, charging, software, tyres, recalls, real-world suitability and the paperwork to see before you agree a price.
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Where can you put a phone holder in your car legally?
A practical UK guide to placing a phone or sat-nav holder without blocking your view, risking distraction or mistaking hands-free for risk-free.
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Wrong mileage on your MOT record? Fix it before it scares off the next buyer
A wrong mileage figure on an MOT record can look like clocking when you sell. Here is the official UK route to put it right, including the 28-day rule and the evidence DVSA requires.
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