Nicholas Hellen

A concerned resident uses GPS tracking to shame speeders online. The aim is to collect a mountain of evidence to force a cut in speed limits before a serious accident

For the first time this century the industry is rethinking how it evaluates risk

Dodge is launching a right-hand drive model of a car so tall that drivers can’t see young children in front of them

Prices on some models have fallen by half in three years — but battery life concerns still plague the electric car market

Crystal Owen, whose son Harvey and three friends were killed on a trip to Snowdonia, wants inexperienced motorists banned from giving lifts to young passengers

Two retired friends have scaled the 6,000-metre Himalayan peak of Yawash Sar, all while chatting like ‘old people on the golf course’

Unlike services that rely on phone signal, this tool can tell you which way to turn at the platform, bus stop or even to your seat at the football

Street lights across the country, particularly in rural areas, may be replaced with cleaner alternatives to cut a £3bn bill

Volunteers from Clean Up Britain are installing 100 cameras at fly-tipping hotspots to tackle a crime wave that is blighting the countryside

An official mandate for 22% of new cars to be EVs is forcing manufacturers to discount heavily or risk government fines