Fiat has breathed new life into its popular 500L by installing a number of new and exciting updates.
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Our emergency services work hard to keep us safe, and quite often with ambulances, time is critical in saving lives. So, what if our roads changed to make it more difficult to let ambulances past? People fear that designated, curbed off cycle paths may be doing just this.
The prestigious street circuit of Monaco was the destination for round four of the 2017 Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup where the series was supporting the Formula 1 Grand Prix this weekend and saw Lake District-born Frank Bird in action as part of the Fortec Motorsport Team.
Self-driving cars have been a hot topic in the news, but perhaps there’s something important that’s been overlooked? Whilst a self-driving car may be able to monitor the car in front and perhaps even read a sat nav, are they able to read road signs?
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All too often it feels as though it takes an age for the lights to change from red to green, but what if traffic lights were operated by more than just a timer?
If you’re a fan of a cheeky snack, you’ll be familiar with the secret joy of a vending machine. But what if the vending machine in question dispensed your favourite car, not your favourite food?
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Round three of the 2017 Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup saw drivers head for the French street circuit of Pau with Lake District-born Frank Bird continuing his good work in the series as he scored another pair of encouraging top twenty results.
Whilst speeding is illegal and should rightly be punished, it’s still interesting to know which speed cameras are most frequently snapping offenders.
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Getting distracted is part of being human, but when you’re behind the wheel it’s hugely important to remain vigilant for the safety of both yourself and other road users.
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'I didn't see you.'
Potholes are a nuisance. They have the potential to damage cars, and in worst-case scenarios they can even cause an accident. It’s for these reasons that motorists are keen to seethe time it takes for them to be repaired decrease!
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