Drivers are being warned of the risks of attempting popular cost-cutting TikTok driving hacks.
The #DrivingHacks hashtag has racked up more than a billion tags on the social media platform. Some of the "tips" included on the hashtag include cracking open a bottle with your seatbelt and "fake" breakdown parking.
But some of the trending videos could break Highway Code rules and cost those who try them thousands of pounds in fines. James Armstrong, CEO of Veygo said: “TikTok is a great platform for young or new drivers, with lots of helpful resources to help you gain confidence on the road – from theory test tips to fuel saving hacks. But there are some popular TikTok tips that could hinder rather than help you."