Six car acts you could get caught for without even knowing

Not all road and traffic rules are so cut and dry, some are pretty confusing. Here are six car acts you probably didn't know you could get into trouble for.

Heavier fines for repeat offenders who leave vehicle engines idling

From June 1st, the National Environment Agency will increase the penalty for repeat offenders who leave their vehicle engines idling.

More drivers leaving parked vehicles with engines running

Despite it being an offence, more drivers are leaving the engines of their parked vehicles running, incuring advisories, warnings or offers of composition.

Save your wallet and the environment, turn off your vehicle's engine

Save the environment, your engine and yourself from possible fines by not leaving your vehicle's engine running when you are parked.

14 motorists warned by NEA for leaving engine idling

14 motorists were caught and given warning letters by the National Environment Agency (NEA) for leaving their engines idling while stationary.

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