Motorists who drive around in cars filled with litter have been shamed in an internet gallery.

These remarkable photos show a selection of rubbish-filled vehicles that owners clearly have no interest in cleaning.

The cars are filled with items from tatty clothes to tissues and empty fizzy drinks to discarded pizza boxes.

This car is strewn with rubbish including piles of old clothes dumped in the back seat

This car is strewn with rubbish including piles of old clothes dumped in the back seat

Some cars in the set of pictures posted on the Reddit website look more like skips

Some cars in the set of pictures posted on the Reddit website look more like skips

Clothes were also piled up in this vehicle in one of the hilarious photos shared online 

Clothes were also piled up in this vehicle in one of the hilarious photos shared online 

This car is filled with empty fizzy drink cups and takeaway wrappers 

This car is filled with empty fizzy drink cups and takeaway wrappers 

This car is filled with plastic bags, cups and other bits of junk 

This car is filled with plastic bags, cups and other bits of junk 

How any car driver would be able to see out of their back windows in this car is anyone's guess

How any car driver would be able to see out of their back windows in this car is anyone's guess

The boot of this Subaru is piled high with empty bottles, cans and pieces of paper

The boot of this Subaru is piled high with empty bottles, cans and pieces of paper

There is just enough space in this car for the driver, but no room for any passengers

There is just enough space in this car for the driver, but no room for any passengers

It comes as drivers are being told to throw rubbish out of their car windows and into 'funnel bins' in a bid to make Britain's roads tidier.

The system is being trialled at Lymm services on the M6 in Cheshire and Highways England is hoping it will reduce the amount of rubbish on the roads.

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Each year, the government-owned company removes more than 200,000 sacks of litter - weighing a staggering 7,500 tonnes - from the side of Britain's motorways.   

A recent study found one in seven motorists admitted hurling litter out of their vehicles in the past month.

But Highways England is hoping their new scheme will encourage people to put rubbish in the user-friendly bins - without even leaving their car.  

The back seat of this red car is littered with McDonalds takeaway bottles and boxes

The back seat of this red car is littered with McDonalds takeaway bottles and boxes

There is space for the driver in this car but it would be a squeeze to fit any passengers

There is space for the driver in this car but it would be a squeeze to fit any passengers

The driver of this car would struggle to get the car running as the floor is filled with rubbish

The driver of this car would struggle to get the car running as the floor is filled with rubbish

The back of this car is filled with bottles, pieces of paper and boxes 

The back of this car is filled with bottles, pieces of paper and boxes 

  

 

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