Many UK motorists are feeling "confused" about major upcoming driving reforms that will affect everyone in the years ahead.

A recent survey highlights uncertainty surrounding the ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2030, with many unsure about its implications. This significant change will reshape the country's driving culture and speed up the transition to electric vehicles.

These developments are part of broader DVSA Changes, which will play a crucial role in the future of UK motoring.

But a lot of British people aren't ready or certain of what's going on.

More than 14,000 AA members were surveyed, and 7% of them believed that the government was outlawing the selling of secondhand petrol and diesel vehicles.

All EVs are automatic, although there are about one-third manual.

It indicates that a great deal more needs to be done to educate people about the changes and their implications for Britons.

Rhydian Jones, Confused.com car insurance expert, said: "As we get closer to the 2030 ban on sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles, UK drivers are feeling the pressure to switch to electric cars, but are also confused about how to make the transition.