Background and Format: DriveTribe is a a website aimed at motoring enthusiasts  launched in 2016 by former Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. Audience and Readership: The website is aimed at anyone with an interest in cars. Monthly Unique Users: This figure is not disclosed by the Publisher Ad rates: Not available Awards: 2019 - Online Media Awards, Commercial Campaign of the Year: DriveTribe x Audi Electric (winner)

Driving Change is a news & media website focusing on the key issues determining whether or not people with something to offer engage in public service. We focus on the structural issues that currently get in the way of people doing public service creating effective institutions, attracting and retaining the best talent and making public service more innovative.

Written for equine drivers. Covers all phases of driving from the tradition-laden coaches and their whips to the casual runabout piloted by someone who just likes to take their rig out for an occasional Sunday ride. Includes all types of driving pursuits from drafts to minis; from plowing contests to international combined driving competition. Seeks to keep audience up to date on the various carriage sales throughout the world and the art of restoration and conservation as practiced by today's craftsmen. Departments include Letters from the Editor, High Peformance News, Who's Who of Driving, Training the Brain and a Calendar of Events.

Written to inform the professional driver quickly and effectively on the changes that take place in the industry.

Driving Hydrogen covers developments of hydrogen in the automotive industry and alternative fuel automobiles related news

Driving Line seeks to bring fresh information about the automotive world to its readers including off-road trucks, import cars, European cars, domestic muscle cars, classic cars, and everything in between.

Background and Format:The e-magazine Driving Magazine is a road safety publication for drivers, including environmental issues, news and interest and all the latest motoring issues.Audience and Readership:It is aimed at road safety educationalists and officers, driving institutions, including police, road safety officers and driving instructors, also, new drivers.Circulation:Source: PublisherDistribution:The e-magazine is available through subscription.Ad Rates:Advertising information can be requested at advertising@driving.orgOther information:No generic editorial email.

Driving News by Need to See IT Publishing covers News about cars, commercial vehicles, motors, EV, vehicle finance, and vehicle technology.

Covers automotive. Discusses automotive topics, including auto shows and news. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format: Driving.co.uk is a free website for researching and buying premium cars. It includes all the regular features that appear in the printed section plus more. Features a dedicated search engine to track down premium used cars from across the country and allow potential buyers to book a viewing direct with the dealer. Deadline: Ongoing for original website content. Content taken from print goes to press on Thursday afternoons each week. Deadline is two weeks before publication. Monthly Unique User: The publisher does not disclose figures Ad rates: Advertising enquiries should be directed to Richard Castle at richard.castle@news.co.uk Other: Instagram: www.instagram.com/sundaytimesdriving Gorkana Alert: Thursday 11 October 2012 The Sunday Times has recently launched Driving.co.uk, a free site for researching and buying premium cars. To coincide with the launch, The Sunday Times is publishing a definitive Top 100 Cars Guide in paper, pad and online. The pull-out section will sit in the paper's motoring supplement, which re-brands from InGear to Driving in conjunction with the new site launch. Part One, which ran last Sunday, encompassed five top tens, including the best; City Cars, Sports Cars & Convertibles, 4x4s, Hot Hatches & Coupes and Electric Cars and Hybrids. Part Two, running next Sunday, will rank Super Cars and Exotics, MPVs, Executive and Prestige, Superminis and Family Cars & Estates. For more information, the Driving team can be reached at driving@sunday-times.co.uk