Driving law changes launching in October - New licence restrictions, fuel duty cuts, car bans and more

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Motorists are being warned of new driving law changes being introduced over the coming weeks that could see some people face additional restrictions when behind the wheel.As diesel hits a record high price of almost £2 per litre, the Government's Autumn Budget could provide some much-needed relief for millions of drivers around the country.With new rules being introduced over the next month, GB News has rounded up the most important driving law changes in October that could impact you.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Driving licencesYoung people in Northern Ireland will be exposed to new driving licence rules in October under sweeping road safety changes.From October 1, Graduated Driving Licences will be rolled out to "reduce the disproportionate involvement of new - primarily young - drivers in fatal and serious road traffic collisions".In 2024, 164 people were killed or seriously injured in collisions where a car driver aged between 17 and 23 was responsible.This same age group...

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