Most farm animals will need to be transported at some point in their lives. The vehicle that you use and the regulations you would need to adhere to are dependent on vehicle journey times. The crux of the issue is that you cannot transport animals in a way that will cause them injury or undue suffering.

As a courier you may specialise in transporting dangerous goods or be assigned the task of transporting dangerous goods from time to time. If you are given this task, there are certain rules and regulations you would have to adhere to, in terms of how you pack and label the goods and the training of the staff that are going to be handling the goods.

Here in the UK a brief period of warm weather fell upon us over the weekend. Despite the uncertainty of when the temperature will rise over 20 degrees again, we’ve put together our tips for driving in hot (or even moderately warm) weather.

California-based automaker Tesla have announced plans to enter the affordable electric car market in 2017.

Consumers are facing having to pay double car tax when selling their used vehicles.

The iconic London black cab is synonymous with London culture. However, there are many things about the London black cab and the trade which many (even Londoners) are unaware of.

The black cab has changed throughout the years and further efforts are being made to ensure that they are made more environmentally friendly. Only recently, the new Metrocab was unveiled in an effort to meet the Mayor’s demands that all London taxis should be capable of running in zero-emission-mode from 2018.

If you’re a regular visitor in London you may tire of visiting the more well-known attractions. We’ve compiled a list of 5 things to do in London which are a little more on the unusual side. We wonder how many of these attractions black cab drivers would have to memorise to get that much coveted green badge.