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Forget global warming and the worlds financial meltdown, a far more serious situation has come to light, a fake Stig driving around on our nations highways. An innocent driver named Martin was thrilled when he thought he saw the BBC Top Gear’s, The Stig driving down the M55 as Martin returned home from Blackpool with his wife. Sure . . . → Read More: Top Gear Stig imposter on our motorways “I’m getting old. The guy was fast, very agile.” Said Thierry Henry after being out run by Forumla One driver Lewis Hamilton at the US launch of Reebok’s ZigTech footwear. It’s only recently that the world has come to realise just how hard racing drives, especially Formula One drivers have to train for their sport. Jenson Button’s Triathlons . . . → Read More: Lewis Hamilton Races Past Thierry Henry in Reebok ZigTech We’ve got some video coverage of Formula 1 World Champion, Jenson Button, working as a cab driving job in Sandwich, . . . → Read More: Jenson Button working as a cab driver in Sandwich, Kent The Thai police force has adopted an unusual scheme aimed at lowering the number of drink driving deaths. They have set up a series of fake car crash scenes, complete with smashed up cars and “dead bodies” intended to highlight the consequences of driving . . . → Read More: Weird Thai Drink Driving Fake Crashes As a tiny amount of overnight snowfall in the South East caused traffic chaos, TomTom’s HD Traffic service were able to record that on the nation’s roads there was some 1935 miles of traffic in this morning’s peak rush hour on major roads, with the longest queue delaying drivers for nearly 2 hours on the M1 . . . → Read More: 1cm of snow causes massive traffic disruption in the UK The West End is seeking to up the amount of Christmas shopping that takes place this year by removing traffic from its streets. For the fifth year in a row the buses and cars that normally travel along Regent and Oxford Street’s are being rerouted for what is known as VIP or Very Important Pedestrians . . . → Read More: West End goes traffic free for Christmas UK motorists are talking to their Toyotas and speaking to their Seats according to new research by one of the UK’s largest used car websites which revealed that 75 per cent of motorists admit chatting to their cars. The findings from a motors.co.uk poll of 1,200 drivers, found that 44 per cent (529) ‘sometimes’ natter to their . . . → Read More: UK motorists admit to talking to their cars! |
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