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The Sustainable Development Commission issued a report today that requests ministers to initiate the use of average speed cameras so that motorists are forced to adhere to speed limits of 70mph. According to the Commission, if motorists followed the law more closely 1.4m tonnes of carbon dioxide would not be released into the air. Figures from the . . . → Read More: Average speed cameras may become common This week sees the launch of the first ever pan-European eco-driving challenge – the Peugeot Eco Cup – which will follow a 1000 kilometre course from Paris to Geneva, with the winners being those arriving at the finish within set time targets having used the least fuel. Entry to the Peugeot Eco Cup is open to any . . . → Read More: The Peugeot Eco Cup Challenge – Drive from Paris to Geneva using the least fuel The Institute for Advanced Motorists is now asking that a new licence class be created for older drivers that allows them to stay mobile and independent, but protects them from high risk roads. The IAM’s director of policy, Neil Greig, stated that the licence class would not ban older drivers from the road, but instead be created . . . → Read More: New licence for older drivers urged by IAM Over the last two years 74% of people have switched at least one insurance service or product, which is a problem for car insurance companies since people no longer simply choose a company and stick to it, they now make an effort to get the best deal. In the research completed by WhiteConcierge, the leading B2B lifestyle . . . → Read More: More people swapping motor insurance companies Margaret Hodge, the culture minister, has given her approval for two Royal Parks to have parking charges within London. Now motorists that want to park in southwest London at Bushy Park or Richmond Park will need to pay £1.50 if they want to park for an hour. Politicians and residents have fought against the proposals stating that . . . → Read More: Royal parks to have parking fees Making headlines in Sweden is the sentence imposed in a St. Gallen court that resulted in a £178,000 fine being handed out to a millionaire who clocked 137km/h in an area where the limit was 100km/h. It is notable given the fact the penalty is over twice as much as the previously highest fine. Although most . . . → Read More: £178,000 Swedish speeding fine Here is a taster video for Peugeot’s new logo and brand plaform. Well worth checking out more of this at the Peugeot Motion and Emotion website – http://www.new-peugeot.com/ for more of . . . → Read More: Peugeot unveil new logo and brand platform A new independent panel aims to prevent motorists from getting fined by private car parking companies unfairly. Sadiq Khan, the transport minister, stated that self-regulation is not working correctly in the UK and that the government should step in. At the moment the private car parking industry is hardly regulated and there is not an independent adjudicator. Drivers . . . → Read More: New rules on the way for parking mafia Here are some tips for driving in snow and ice from compensation claims website, Nowinnofee.co.uk. Take it Slowly When driving in heavy snow the most crucial step is to go slow. Remain in a low gear for optimum control and don’t be tempted to rush, no matter how late you are for work. Even when roads look clear, . . . → Read More: Advice for driving in wintry conditions With its unique gullwing doors, the SLS AMG is a true icon of automotive design. The exciting interplay between concave and convex surfaces, combined with understated features such as retractable rear spoiler, create an unforgettable visual impact. Classic sportscar proportions – the lengthy bonnet, wide track and short overhangs – heighten the car’s dynamism and power. The characteristic . . . → Read More: Mercedes Benz SLS AMG doing tricks |
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