Highway Code

UK drivers could be breaking the Highway Code by driving while wearing sunglasses this summer

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Drivers warned of £2,500 fines for wearing sunglasses as 32C heatwave hits

The Highway Code states that you must not hold and use a mobile phone to text, make calls, take photos or videos, or browse the web, while behind the wheel

The Highway Code states that you must not hold and use a mobile phone to text, make calls, take photos or videos, or browse the web, while behind the wheel

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Drivers warned they could be risking fines while waiting at drive-throughs

According to the Highway Code drivers may use front or rear fog lights but must switch them off when visibility improves

According to the Highway Code drivers may use front or rear fog lights but must switch them off when visibility improves

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Drivers risk £50 fine for common winter mistake, expert warns

A Compare the Market study found six million drivers were risking a £50 fine every time they encountered a roundabout

A Compare the Market study found six million drivers were risking a £50 fine every time they encountered a roundabout

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Millions of drivers risking £50 fine over common roundabout mistake

A Compare the Market study found six million drivers were risking a £50 fine every time they encountered a roundabout

A Compare the Market study found six million drivers were risking a £50 fine every time they encountered a roundabout

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Millions of drivers risking £50 fine over common roundabout mistake

More than half of motorist on UK roads are unaware that flashing your lights could result in a fine

More than half of motorist on UK roads are unaware that flashing your lights could result in a fine

Drivers warned they face fines for commonly used 'friendly warning'

Driving in flip flops could break the Highway Code and see you fined £1,000

Driving in flip flops could break the Highway Code and see you fined £1,000

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Motorists warned of £1,000 fine for driving in summer clothing

These are the top tips to avoid facing a £5,000 fine as a result of a low sun

These are the top tips to avoid facing a £5,000 fine as a result of a low sun

Warning drivers could face £5,000 fines as a result of low sun - how to avoid

Scrolling on your phone while waiting in a queue at a drive-through could land you a massive fine

Scrolling on your phone while waiting in a queue at a drive-through could land you a massive fine

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Drivers warned they could be risking fines while waiting at drive-throughs

To stay safe while driving and avoid the hefty fine, ensure your dog (or any other pet) is restrained appropriately

To stay safe while driving and avoid the hefty fine, ensure your dog (or any other pet) is restrained appropriately

Warning UK drivers could face £5,000 fine for driving with a dog in the car

More than half of motorists admit they have done this in the past, despite risking a fine of £60, potentially rising to £2,500 fine

More than half of motorists admit they have done this in the past, despite risking a fine of £60, potentially rising to £2,500 fine

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UK drivers warned of offence majority admit to that could land you £2,500 fine

If you drive through a puddle and splash a pedestrian, it could result in you receiving a £5,000 fine

If you drive through a puddle and splash a pedestrian, it could result in you receiving a £5,000 fine

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UK drivers face £5,000 fine for immature action when driving

You could be fined £5,000 for driving while wearing gloves, coats or scarves, experts have warned

You could be fined £5,000 for driving while wearing gloves, coats or scarves, experts have warned

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Warning UK drivers could face £5,000 for driving in winter clothes

Highway Code: Drivers could face £1,000 fine for letting ambulances and police cars pass.

Highway Code: Drivers could face £1,000 fine for letting ambulances and police cars pass.

UK drivers could face £1,000 fines for letting ambulances and police cars pass

More than half of motorist on UK roads are unaware that flashing your lights could result in a fine

More than half of motorist on UK roads are unaware that flashing your lights could result in a fine

Drivers warned they face fines for 'friendly warning' commonly used on UK roads

Highway Code: New road rule could see car 'passengers' hit with £1,000 fine. (PA)

Highway Code: New road rule could see car 'passengers' hit with £1,000 fine. (PA)

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New Highway Code rule could see car 'passengers' hit with £1,000 fine

Highway Code: UK drivers could face £5,000 fine for their footwear amid UK heatwave. (PA)

Highway Code: UK drivers could face £5,000 fine for their footwear amid UK heatwave. (PA)

Driving bare foot or in sandals could cost you a £5,000 fine

UK drivers could face fines of up to £2,500 as Met Office predicts 34C heatwave. (PA/Canva)

UK drivers could face fines of up to £2,500 as Met Office predicts 34C heatwave. (PA/Canva)

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Drivers could face fines of up to £2,500 this weekend amid '34C' heatwave

Highway code: Drivers warned to expect fines over yellow box junction rule changes. (PA)

Highway code: Drivers warned to expect fines over yellow box junction rule changes. (PA)

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Drivers warned to expect 'avalanche' of fines over upcoming road rule change

Highway Code: UK drivers could face £2,500 fine for simple driving mistake. (PA)

Highway Code: UK drivers could face £2,500 fine for simple driving mistake. (PA)

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Drivers could face £2,500 fine for this bad driving habit

New Highway Code rules 2022: AA issue warning to UK drivers. (PA)

New Highway Code rules 2022: AA issue warning to UK drivers. (PA)

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AA issue urgent warning to UK drivers amid changes to Highway Code next week

Drivers warned over £100 motorway fine amid new camera charge. (PA)

Drivers warned over £100 motorway fine amid new camera charge. (PA)

Drivers warned over new motorway camera charge that could land you a £100 fine

Highway Code changes will create 'hierarchy' prioritising walkers and cyclists. (PA)

Highway Code changes will create 'hierarchy' prioritising walkers and cyclists. (PA)

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Highway Code changes will create 'hierarchy' prioritising walkers and cyclists