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- Women Drivers Face 'Handbags' Risk
- Traffic Calming 'Ineffective'
- Stolen Gadgets Might Not Be Covered
- Steam Car Ready For Record Attempt
- Safety Cameras Expose Age Divid
- Plug-In Vehicle Scheme Launched
- Most Accidents 'Occur Near Home'
- Car Accident Gizmo Could Save Lives
- Fraudulent Claims On The Increase
- Drivers paying for insurance scams
- False claims increase amid downturn
- Worrying number' racing road rage
- Older drivers prefer cars to buses
- Learner drivers ditch paid lessons
- Black cars linked to fast driving
- Car Trade-In Scheme Considered
- One car stolen every five minutes
- Councils putting lives at risk on our roads
- Bogus driving instructor given suspended sentence
- Fuel consumption takes priority for car buyers
- Half of drivers believe they would fail if they took their test again
- Fickle females choose fast lane fun
- Don't pay with your life for a pint this summer
- New limits could be set for over two thirds of UK speed cameras
- 21 million drivers have been victims of road rage in the past
- Motorists colour-blind to traffic lights
- Half of motorists can't afford a breakdown
- £350 million bill for ‘driving under the influenza’
- BNP candidate banned from driving after refusing breath test
- Premier defender faces driving ban for speeding
- 'Child bollards' to halt speeders
- Electric car support plan launched
- Cycling event to close roads
- Firefighters to teach road safety
- Driving test to include case study
- Policemen face speeding allegations
- Car buyers concerned about fuel
- Lorry stuck after police diversion
- Drivers slowing for straw policeman
- Poor-sighted drivers on roads
- Size matters for women drivers
- The speeding 'stitch-up': Middle-class drivers 'will have to pay big costs bills even if they win court cases'
- Petrol 'could hit £1.20 a litre by Christmas' as crude oil costs rise
- Motorists travelling at speed limit could trigger 'green wave
- Motorway signs warn recession- hit drivers against risking ...
- Drug-driving campaign is launched
- Warning over driving fines plan
- Road delays hit holiday getaway
- Film to stop texting and driving
- Country's satnav black spots identified
- Driver followed satnav to edge of 100ft drop
- UK traffic law falls foul of convention
Inne
- www.berwick-advertiser.co.uk, Polish war hero handed three year ban for drink-driving
- www.timesonline.co.uk, Motorists suffer 2p rise in fuel duty as first of five tax increases
- www.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk, New Cumbria scheme to stop foreign drivers evading penalties
- www.carpages.co.uk, Scrappage Scheme Figures Released
- www.prurgent.com, Don't wait - a chipped windscreen could cost you more than money
- www.autowired.co.uk, Drivers 'at risk' for flying the flag
- www.lep.co.uk, Family life is now found behind the wheel
- www.fleetdirectory.co.uk, AA Believes One Third Of Car Drivers Have Been Led On ...
- www.moneynews.co.uk, UK 'still in love with big cars'