http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hereford/worcs/5277132.stm
I like the HA spokesman's name - does he have a twin?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/dorset/5268872.stm
On the surface it seems a bit excessive but I've had a couple of
cigarettes bounce off my windsceen from the car in front, and a poster
once mentioned that as a motorcyclist he was sick of being hit in the

Just looking at a route from Tattershall in Lincolnshire to Mablethorpe on
the coast, via Alford.  I'm trying to avoid a route with too many steep
gradients (towing).  I know that the route from Horncastle to Louth (A153?)
has a couple of HUGE hills on it - whenever driving that ...

Had a puncture at 70+ on the M6 yesterday and wrote off a tyre. Was a bit
miffed to discover that the spare wheel on my Renault Grand Scenic was only
rated for 50mph and limited distance. I was assured when I bought the car
that the spare was full size (which it is) and had ...

Anyone know if I get my cover online now If I go out and get pulled over am
I ok or do I have to wait until my papers come through.
Tia

....I was with a mate when he went to pick up his new Seat Leon in Yeovil
early in the summer.  Whilst looking over the new car, we came across the
irregular looking spare wheel (still round but smaller then a normal wheel).
When asked ' what happened to the spare wheel?', the ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_east/5277958.stm
"Some of the first roadside eye tests in the UK have been carried out on
motorists in south Wales"
"Within an hour of the tests being carried out, one driver was found to be

As part of the bit of kit I carry round in the boot I came across this
tyre inflating foam by Car Plan in Asda the other day.  It's used as a
'get you home' in the event of a small puncture.  To use it you first
deflate the tyre completely, then attach the nozzle to the valve and ...

Has someone been nicking your tyres?
Why every two weeks? I would expect them to go at about the same time,
as they should have had the same amount of wear.

Not too happy about early this morning..
Driving back from Suffolk, I decided to take the A14 all the way along
to the start of the M6..  Where the A14 splits off the A1 near
Huntingdon, they've got some roadworks.  Now.  These deserted roadworks

Daily Mail:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=4012
16&in_page_id=1770
Perhaps the officer was right to book the apple-eating woman driver then?
Uno-Hoo!

Who saw the recent TV program showing cars being confiscated for
crushing? Did you see the delight on the faces of some of the cops!
Some of the police on UK's streets would not pass psychological tests,
take the 159 mph driver for example.

Had a flat tyre today. Found a nail in the tyre which was almost flat when I
discovered it.
whatss\who's the best option for fixing this and how much does it cost ?
Cheers for any help.

Never mind eating and drinking, what about smoking and driving?
The number of times I have seen people doing some strange vague wanderings
about across the lanes then seen that first puff of smoke go up inside the
car...

Ok if you think about this for a minute it m akes no sense.
You basically pay "them" incase s**t happens and if your lucky nothing
happens so they should give you your money back or at least some of it after
they take a small admin fee. Is only fair. But nope you get nothing, you ...