My mother is at the moment considering the purchase of a new car. When I say new car, what I mean is that it will be a new car to her – so possibly used. However, she hasn’t ruled out the possibility of purchasing brand new. On top of that, she also has no idea […]
Front, Rear and Four Wheel Drive
VXR Racing Driver Of The Year 2008 Competition Update

I’m sure that you’ll be interested to hear that I’ve made it through the first rounds of the Vauxhall racing competition, the VXR Racing Driver Of The Year 2008. Naturally, I was both surprised and happy when I got the email from Vauxhall stating that I’d made it through and my semi-final event is due […]
Rural Road Fun

Recently, I covered how many of the roads in the UK are dangerous – especially those that are found in more rural areas. No doubt part of it comes from poor lighting, ill-conceived bends and zero-visibility rises. Other problems can arise for drivers where there are poor weather conditions on narrow roads – bringing cars […]
Carbon Rationing. What?

Fuel rationing – if that phrase doesn’t send a shiver of terror down your spine then you either don’t drive or you’re a mad greenie. I would be firmly against any such proposal (I like my metal screaming fast or failing that screeching tyres, hair waving in the wind) and it sounds very big brother […]
The Tyne Tunnel
Say No To Rural Roads!
What Some Folks Don’t Know…
The Ugly Face Of Road Pricing Re-emerges

A transport committee has put forward that road pricing should be re-examined to deal with congestion and rail reliability should be monitored. The committee examined the DfT report from 2007 that showed that local authorities were not keen to apply for road pricing schemes (something you should applaud your local borough for). Now, correct me […]



