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A popular motoring habit could potentially mean drivers will face a hefty fine of up to £2,500 or three points on their licence - especially during bitter cold temperatures

Many motorists do this on a regular basis, but it could leave you out of pocket

Depending on where you place these items, you could be hit with a fine of £2,500 if you're caught.

Drivers should be aware of what they put in their cars

They might seem like good manners but they are illegal

Glasgow has ranked within the top 10 healthiest cities in the UK, also grabbing one of the top scores when it comes to green spaces and parks according to a new study.

If you failed your driving test during November or December, don't worry - you're not alone.

The analysis from comparison site Comparethemarket looks at the cost of energy, home, and motor insurance - and found household bills have surged by £1,316 in the past 12 months

Many drivers are set to drive home for the festive season playing tunes and singing along to get in the spirit - but they need to be aware that this could lead to large fines and points on their licence.

Comparethemarket compared prices for energy and insurance in November 2022 with those a year earlier, in November 2021.

With Christmas around the corner, drivers may be tempted to add decorations to their cars or to blast festive music out loud to get into the festive spirit. However drivers have now been warned to be cautious, as doing so could lead to large fines and penalty points.