When driving abroad it's worth remembering that each different country has its own slightly different laws, and using the roads without knowing what they are is asking for trouble. Here's a run down of the strangest driving laws from around the world, ranging from slightly quirky to downright bizarre.

There's nothing quite like the freedom of having your own transport. According to a recent survey, though, more than half of UK car owners find driving in another country stressful..

Why do some countries drive on the right and some on the left? It turns out that it's just as complicated as you might imagine. If you are sitting comfortably, here is the history behind it all.

It’s no secret that using a left hand drive car on roads where you have to drive on the right is safer and easier than doing so in a British motor. Many routes on the Continent have challenging driving conditions, which make foreign roads feel even more foreign if you don’t have the right type of car.

Family road trips can be challenging at the best of times, but if you’re planning a journey across Europe, you’ll be thankful of that extra bit of comfort during the long days of driving.

Europe boasts some of the best roads and the most dramatic scenery in the world, making it the ideal destination for a relaxing and inspiring driving holiday...