Car Blog & Car News
You’ll definitely want to read the latest special report from The Telegraph regarding tyres. Bearing in mind that a small contact patch at four corners of the car are all that keep you on the road, there are some drivers who take this element of their vehicle as of very little importance. Read the full […]
The Mail Online has a new article on a speed camera that is coming to British roads – a new device that can track five different offences at one time. The machine can see whether a driver is speeding, wearing a seatbelt, in possession of valid tax, valid insurance for the vehicle and MOT. The […]
In some kind of strange reverse marketing, BMW has produced the ‘Don’t blog about this‘ blog, which features a 6 series with what looks like some serious modification. Alloys reminiscent of the BMW M1, a super aggressive front end and huge flared arches somehow bring to my mind the McLaren SLR. Nonetheless, I thought that […]
In case you missed it, here’s the link for the Auto Express new car awards. Featuring 18 classes of vehicle, the best of the best has been picked to give you the advice you need when it comes to making that expensive and all important purchase of a new set of wheels. So, hop along […]
In another terrifying act of random violence, two teenagers are being are wanted by police in the Hertfordshire area after slabs of concrete were thrown from a bridge onto a carriageway. There is never any kind of excuse for this kind of behaviour and it can often have the most horrific, life changing consequences when […]
The Telegraph has a new article that states many of us clock up hundreds of miles extra per year, due to the fact that we have an irrational fear of motorways. Why irrational? Well, not only are they the quickest roads most often to get from point a to point b, but they’re statistically actually […]
Those in the know claim to know who The Stig is – the expert racing driver hidden behind a white racing suit and helmet who features on Top Gear. The Mail Online has a new article purporting to give information on his exact identity, which I won’t state here. For some of you, it might […]
The BBC is reporting that ACPO’s Mick Giannasi has spoken out against the budget cuts in relation to speed cameras, with his suggestion being that this action could well put lives at risk, at the expense of saving money. I’m very much in favour of following the evidence on this one – a life is […]
The Mail Online has a followup article concerning the shut-down of speed cameras due to the need for the coalition to save money in as many ways as they can, in order to reduce the national debt. The question of course remains exactly how this will impact on road safety – one can only hope […]
The Mail Online has ran an article that highlights a new speed camera that’s been erected at a set of lights at a 30mph stretch of a dual carriageway in Poole, Dorset, to catch motorists jumping red lights. The normal reason (or at least the justification) for a speed camera is that there are a […]