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Fancy Owning A Literal Tank?
If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably wondered what it’s like to drive a tank. I mean, it looks pretty cool, right? Well, if you’ve got enough dough, you might be able to get your hands on one at auction – and it’s a pretty special one. Because the Ripsaw tank from The Fate ... Read More
New Drivers Under 25 Could Face Restrictions Under Scheme Considered By Government
A new ‘graduated driving licence’ scheme is being considered by the government which could mean that drivers under the age of 25 from carrying young passengers in their vehicles. The news broke as the Transport Minister is set to consider the plan in a meeting with road safety experts and campaigners. It’s sparked a lot ... Read More
Smart Motorways: Cancellations Raise Questions Over Future Of Smart Motorway System
There is increasing pressure on the government over the safety of all-lane-running (ALR) smart motorways. The news comes as the government has cancelled plans for 14 new smart motorways, including three new schemes and 11 that were on pause. Government ministers said that the decision came because of a lack of public confidence in the ... Read More
The world’s most expensive number plate
When it comes to vehicles, there’s only so much you can do to make it ‘yours’. Sure, you can modify the engine, upgrade the interior, and if you really want to, you can go for a ‘Pimp My Ride’ style revamp. But one of the easiest ways to personalise your car and make it ... Read More
New £47.5m Funding Announced for ‘Most Dangerous’ Roads in England
A new funding scheme worth £47.5 million has been announced by the government in a bid to improve road safety on some of England’s most dangerous roads. The news comes after the Safer Roads Fund announced the third round of funding. The Department for Transport (DfT) stated that the funding will help to deliver 27 ... Read More
Part Car, Part Musical Instrument?
The idea of vehicles having a dual purpose has been around for a long time. James Bond’s amphibious car in the 1977 film, The Spy Who Loved Me, and Back to the Future’s time travelling DeLorean are two of pop culture’s biggest examples. And there have been plenty of ideas, innovations and attempts over the ... Read More
Unmarked HGV Uncovers Hundreds Of Offences In Police Unsafe Driving Programme
A joint programme between the Police and National Highways has caught almost 700 drivers breaking the law in just one week. The week of action saw eight police forces travelling on the M1, Britain’s first motorway and one of its busiest routes today, on the lookout for unsafe driving. They travelled between Leeds and London ... Read More
When innovation and fate collide… with a tyre
When you’re driving on the motorway, there are a million and one things to keep an eye out for. Drivers overtaking, hazards ahead, speed limit changes, your next exit… And flying tyres. Okay, so the last one seems a bit out there, but it can happen – as it did with a Kia Soul ... Read More
Fleets See Steep Rise In Vehicle Repair Costs
Fleets have experienced a steep rise in vehicle repair costs in recent years, with costs rising by 40% since 2018. The figures in a recent study highlight the rising cost of repairs, which is down to a multitude of factors. The average claim cost has risen by more than 10% each year, which has resulted ... Read More
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