Travel

With motorists driving in sweltering temperatures, car experts say there is one tiny button in a vehicle that car owners should switch on.

In The Market columnist Rebekah Chilvers gets more than she bargained for on a delayed trip to London as strikes are the least of her worries.

Major holiday destinations, including France and Spain, are yet to decide if they accept UK Blue Badges which has prompted a warning from the AA.

With the school holidays just days away, airlines have been issued with a strongly-worded warning about summer cancellations.

As visitors to one Italian resort are banned from wearing swimwear on the streets we look at some other unusual rules in place across the globe.

The Lynn firms reports that disruption like cancelled flights has not put customers off, with plenty of summer 2022 bookings taken in the last week.

Talk of The Town columnist Brendan Legrove, project champion, Active and Clean Connectivity, asks whether we can do things like cycling to work.

Scammers are finding new ways to target holidaymakers as the demand for breaks and travel increases.

Cancelled flights and fully-booked ferry sailings are disrupting Easter travel plans but what can you do if your April break doesn't go as planned?

Columnist Elaine Rix-Clark wants more mementoes for Queen's drummer, F1 driver Martin Brundle, Capt Vancouver and others with famous Lynn heritage.

View from a Shed, written by Kevin Holland.

Marham air hostess Elaine Rix-Clark reveals her friend's father had many great sayings include one about drinks.

Like the January sales, air passengers want to bag a bargain and thus Elaine Rix-Clark lists the types who attempt to blag a free upgrade.

Our very own high-flying air hostess from Marham suggests it is time for a new way to travel.

National Highways and the British Deer Society are warning drivers to be vigilant for deer on or near roads after the clocks go back this weekend.

Letters: October 26, 2021

The Citroen Ami, an electric car with a top speed of 28mph and which can be driven in France without a licence, is going to be sold in the UK.

For 111 years GB car stickers have been used to identify UK-registered vehicles in international traffic, but now the rules have changed.

Travellers are being reminded to check passports are valid following confusion with post-Brexit rules and the government's own passport checker.

The pandemic has knocked drivers' confidence on the road according to a new study which also found the most uncomfortable scenarios for motorists.