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Driving with pets Did you know there are laws on driving with pets? Break them and you could land yourself with a hefty fine and points on your licence. But don’t worry, our guide will tell you everything you need to know about driving safely with dogs, cats and other types of animals. How to keep your pet safe in the car Whether you’re planning a short trip to the vets, a UK staycation or a European summer holiday, sometimes you’ll need to transport your cat or dog in the car. Travelling in a car can be challenging and sometimes traumatic for pets, so it’s important to make sure they’re as comfortable and safe as possible on your journey. You’ll also want to make sure that you’re staying on the right side of the law to avoid being pulled over for careless driving. The Highway Code states that whenever you’re travelling with a pet, you need to make sure they’re properly restrained so they don’t distract you while driving or injure you (or themselves), if you need to come to a sudden stop.
