http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7508776.stm
Take a look at the bottom diagram and read the indexes.
It says "6 Broken-down vehicles use emergency refuge areas to ensure hard
shoulder remains clear"

Do some small women know they can adjust the height of their seat so they
can see over the steering wheel? Or has their husband told them not to
fiddle with the settings?

Just channel hopping past this and saw them saying that a large number of
english people don't know the phone number to ring in case of a breakdown.
Apparently we should be phoning 112!
Is that right? Do they really want you to phone the European equivalent of

What with the recent kerfuffle about the changes in Vehicle Excise
Duty, I've knocked up a website to calculate how much the duty will
increase/decrease for a given car make/model. It's based on the
official VCA government data but with the improvement that, if you

I want to teach a friend to drive (more there request) as they can't afford
lessons which are very high £26 an hour in this neck of the wood but you do
get professional tuition and dual controls. Basically I've only held a
license for 2 years 9 months. I have fully comp insurance ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/leicestershire/7498984.stm
Play the video on this page.
For some people who criticise truck drivers (Adrain) please note that the
truck driver involved was released without charge.

Cars are not killing the planet.
We had steam trains for hundreds of years and nothing pollutes the
air
more than those thing, but we are still here.

Perusing the sales brochure for the Toyota Auris I note that the two models
that are offered with their automatic 'Multi-Mode' gearboxes (the 1.6 petrol
and 1.4 diesel) have identical fuel consumption figures for the manual
gearbox and the automatic gearbox. In fact, with the 1.6 ...

Following the anouncmet that the motorist is about to be ripped off by
w.nker Brown, is it not time the UK motoring organizations call for car
owners to stand up and fight.
Why should we allow this shower in Westminster to get away with stiching us

I haven't driven my car since Sunday, and I'm about to go away for a 2
week trip.
Do I need to worry that the battery will be flat be the time I get back?
By then, the car won't have been driven for nearly 3 weeks.

Heres the video of the roadside and relatives - its worth watching.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/leicestershire/7502461.stm
McK.

Before manchester congestion charge is brought in.
http://smallr.com/3bw

Despite trying my damndest, I am unable to reach 60 MPG on a combined
rural SC A road and rush hour city driving run.
The rules of the game were:
Acheive 60 MPG in the commute to work from YO255EZ to Hull Docks on the

I'll be heading to st.lucia soon and was going to hire a car at the
airport when I get there to get around. I've only ever driving in Britain.
As I understand from google you have to apply for a permit to drive
there which is valid for 3 months. They drive on the left like us ...

As I had heard on the grape vine that west Sussex County Council had been
criticised for using the  newly rushed in anti Terror Laws for minor
infringements and it had not been reported anywhere in the LocalPress  I
contacted them to find out more.