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Coca Cola Designated Driver Campaign – Buy One Get One Free Back for it’s 11th Year
For the 11th year in a row, Coca-Cola are bringing back their Designated Driver campaign.
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Third of drivers would ‘brake test’ a tailgater
More than a third of drivers would ‘brake test’ a tailgater if they found one following them down the road, according to new research.
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Insurers pay out record amounts thanks to tech and thefts
Data from the Association of British Insurers (ABI) shows that insurers paid out a total of £6.4 billion to private motorists and personal injury claimants during the first nine months of 2018.
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MOT fail rate falls despite more stringent test
The MOT fail rate has fallen over the past six months, despite the introduction of tough new criteria in the summer.
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The most dangerous songs to drive to
The most dangerous songs to drive to have been revealed – and it’s bad news for fans of everyone from Green Day and The Killers to Miley Cyrus and Bruce Springsteen.
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Swansea is the road rage capital of the UK
A whopping 69% of drivers in Swansea have been affected by aggression on the roads, making it the UK’s road rage capital.
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Severn toll booth removal work warning for drivers
Motorists using will face lane closures, speed restrictions, and full closures overnight on stretches of both Severn Bridges while the work is carried out to remove the toll booths.
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Police unveil new camera that can see what drivers are doing 1km away
Gloucestershie police have unveiled a camera which can see what motorists are doing from 1,000 metres away.
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Fuel costs finally fall, but retailers aren’t ‘playing fair’
Fuel prices are finally falling after a long period of overpriced fuel, according to data from the RAC.
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Make motorists pay for fuel up front to prevent theft, says police chief
Motoring organisations have warned of “unintended consequences” of making drivers pre-pay for fuel, after a top police officer suggested the idea would prevent theft.
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New diesels will HELP cities meet air pollution targets
New diesel cars will “play a strong role” in helping cities achieve their targets for air quality, a leading automotive industry executive has claimed.
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Car insurance regulator launches pricing investigation
The UK’s financial regulator has confirmed that it will investigate the way in which firms charge their customers for home and motor insurance.
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Quarter of fatal crashes due to falling asleep at the wheel
One in eight drivers admit falling asleep at the wheel, according to new research by the AA Charitable Trust.
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Petrol stations have ‘taken drivers for a ride’ during October
Fuel retailers have been criticised after petrol prices remained unchanged in October despite a drop in wholesale costs.
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Government to investigate effect of new emissions test on car tax
The government’s decision to investigate the way in which new, more stringent economy and emissions testing is affecting company car tax has been welcomed by the leasing industry.
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Half of Brits have ‘knowingly violated’ car insurance policies
Half of British drivers have “knowingly” committed offences that void their car insurance, according to a new study.
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Drivers urged to check headlights as nights draw in
Motorists are being urged to check their headlights as evening commutes get darker thanks to the clock change.
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Call to fix Welsh roads before building new ones
Fixing roads in Wales should be treated as a priority over building new ones, an assembly report has said.
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