With restrictions easing and more outings on the horizon, parents are being reminded to check their children's car seats are suitable.

Vehicles sat unused and garages which are too small for modern cars is causing parking problems in residential streets, says a new report.

Fed-up motorists are set to endure further months of misery as work to install traffic lights at a busy junction lasts another 20 weeks.

Experts say Kent's roads can cope once borders reopen, but delays should be expected.

One of a town's busiest roundabouts is to be replaced with traffic lights, causing months of disruption for motorists.

Unimpressed residents fear plans to install traffic lights near a snarled-up level crossing will only heighten congestion woes.

Questions have been raised after plans for temporary speed cameras at a speeding hotspot where a man died while crossing the road were revealed.

Motorists had been waiting years for the opening of Sheppey's second crossing, which finally happened in 2006.

Flooding problems outside a primary school are heaping misery on parents who say someone must take responsibility to sort it out.

A man was smashed over the head with a bottle after challenging a fellow train passenger for playing loud music and not wearing a face mask.

With pollen counts returning to 'very high' levels, there's a warning for sufferers who plan to get behind the wheel of their car.

A £5million Fastrack bus service has been given the go ahead amid the building of thousands of new homes.

Campaigners will fight in the High Court claiming government broke the law when drawing up plans for 50 new roads including the Lower Thames Crossing.

Six years on, councillors want to know how money given by a fast food giant to improve traffic around its new restaurant was spent.

Reworked plans to get a long-awaited relief road approved have been submitted following a shock rejection by county councillors.

Some of the county's major roads are set to be improved as part of a huge £142 million investment across the south east.

A man walking on the tracks caused delays to services as police and Network Rail workers rushed to get him to safety.

Revised plans for the Lower Thames Crossing are set to be published next month several months after the original planning application was pulled.

A new greener petrol is being sent to forecourts this summer, but it's not a perfect match for all vehicles and drivers are being warned to check.

A councillor is calling for urgent action after a busy footpath crossing railway tracks - temporarily shut over safety concerns - remains closed.