News for April  2009

(30/04/2009)
People could be using their mobiles to fill up seats in their car or get lifts from passing motorists, under a system being More...

(29/04/2009)
More than half of Britain's cash-strapped motorists say they haven't got the money to pay their next car repair bill, according More...

(28/04/2009)
Patriotic drivers can now have their flag on a plate, thanks to a change in the law for car registrations. The new rules, which More...

(27/04/2009)
Drivers of black cars are more likely to break the speed limit, according to new research by elephant. co. uk. Studying data from More...

(24/04/2009)
An elderly man on a mobility scooter had a lucky escape after a wrong turn saw him driving along a busy motorway. The unnamed More...

(24/04/2009)
Elephant conservation news: 18th April - 24th April 2009Thai export ban is 'great day for elephants'Elephants will no longer be More...

(23/04/2009)
A woman who drunk-drove while dressed as Star Wars' Princess Leia has received a 20-month driving ban. Leanne Dodds, 28, was More...

(22/04/2009)
They may be few and far between, but amphibious cars can be bought or, in the case of Top Gear, made. But one unlucky motorist More...

(21/04/2009)
A pensioner who posed as a dead relative after being caught speeding has avoided prison. Norwich Crown Court heard that Thomas More...

(20/04/2009)
Nearly half a million people in India have joined a waiting list for the world's cheapest runabout, the Tata Nano. And, with More...