The easing of lockdown restrictions in England from this weekend (4 July) will see the equivalent of more than 10m people (one third of drivers) getting away for an overnight stay.

Many Scottish dealers expressed anger that they had to remain shut while dealers in England (1 June), Wales and Northern Ireland (22 June) opened sooner than they've been allowed to.

Mandatory MoT tests will restart on 1 August as the Government continues to lift COVID-19 lockdown measures.

Over 2m MoTs have been carried out since the grace period came into force on 30 March, compared to 7m carried out at this time last year.

DMUK says it's received complaints that disabled parking bays - which are nearest to the entrance - are sometimes cordoned off for queues.

Of all the drivers surveyed, more than a quarter (27 per cent) said they weren’t even aware of the MoT extension.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has granted a seven-month extension on photocard driving licences as it struggles to process renewal applications amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

Dealers report thousands of new car registrations as buyers shop for new and used vehicles online.

Car buyers will be forced to wait up to six months for a new car built to their exact requirements, or be forced to choose a stock vehicle that was produced before the European COVID-19 crisis began.

A particularly dangerous incident was a driver captured doing 108mph in a 40mph limit on the M1.