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  • Motorists spared £50 annual insurance hike as government scraps EU law in Brexit win

    April 25, 2022

    Motorists will be spared a £50 annual insurance hike after the UK Government scrapped EU regulations. A bill to scrap the EU’s Vnuk motor insurance law was passed today through Parliament and, according to government, will prevent a £2bn hike for the UK’s insurance industry. Under the EU law, motorsports, agricultural machinery and light electric [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s £4,000 in parking fines ‘drifted like snow on the windshield’ despite not driving a single mile

    April 24, 2022

    During his time as a London-based motoring correspondent, Boris Johnson cost the magazine he worked for more than £4,000 in parking tickets, his former editor said today. Dylan Jones, who edited fashion and lifestyle magazine GQ for more than two decades until 2021, hired Mr Johnson to work at the Conde Nast title in May [...]

  • Watch how Czech tycoon races high-powered sportscar at 414 km per hour on German motorway

    April 24, 2022

    A Czech millionaire who drove a high-powered sportscar along a German motorway at speeds of at least 414 kilometres per hour (257mph) is no longer facing charges. Germany’s dpa news agency reported that prosecutors in the town of Stendal reviewed footage of the stunt and concluded that Radim Passer had not broken the law when [...]

  • Car insurance rises for first time in 18 months

    April 21, 2022

    Car insurance premiums have risen for the first time in 18 months, according to financial services company Confused. Data revealed today that insuring a vehicle is £12 more expensive than it was a year ago, causing the average premium to be as high as £550 per year. “Car insurance costs are starting to increase, and [...]

  • Watching movies gets green light, but ban on mobiles remains, as Highway Code updated for self-driving cars

    April 20, 2022

    Drivers will be able to watch movies at the wheel of a driverless car, but the ban on using your mobile remains, as The Highway Code is set to be updated. Under the proposed changes put forward by the Department for Transport, users of driverless vehicles will not be responsible for crashes but instead the [...]

  • Stellantis halts Russia production amid war-induced logistical difficulties

    April 19, 2022

    Automotive giant Stellantis has halted production in Russia as a result of logistical difficulties caused by Western sanctions on Moscow. The owner of Fiat, Chrysler and Peugeot announced today it was closing its plant near Moscow. “Given the rapid daily increase in cross sanctions and logistical difficulties, Stellantis has suspended its manufacturing operations in Kaluga to ensure [...]

  • Former Ferrari executive Michael Leiters in pole position to head McLaren Automotive

    April 19, 2022

    Former Ferrari executive Michael Leiters is reportedly in the pole position to head McLaren’s car making business, McLaren Automotive. Leiters, who stepped down from his chief technology officer post in December, is among the candidates currently vetted to replace McLaren Automotive’s chief executive Mike Flewitt. It is unclear whether Leiters has agreed to take over [...]

  • Average price of used cars soar by a third following supply chain squeeze

    April 18, 2022

    The average price of a used car in the UK has soared by almost a third over the last 12 months. Data from online car dealer Auto Trader revealed that on a like-for-like basis car prices have gone up by 32 per cent to around £18,000 – meaning that motorists are now paying a 15 [...]

  • Holidaymakers advised to avoid Good Friday travel

    April 14, 2022

    Brits were advised to plan ahead and avoid travelling on Good Friday as disruption is expected throughout the UK transport network. The Department for Transport said it was working alongside operators to try and minimise disruption but it was advising people to take the extra time. “If you’re travelling this Easter weekend, plan ahead and [...]

  • Strike could stop production at Mini’s Cowley plant, says union

    April 13, 2022

    A strike action could stop production at Mini’s Cowley plant, said the union Unite today after 150 workers voted in favour of walkout. Unite said the strike will run for eight days between the end of April and May after an “inadequate” pay was offered by employer Rudolph and Hellman Automotive. “Our Rudolph and Hellman [...]

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