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It"s a fair cop! New...

It"s a fair cop! New Government figures reveal traffic police are offically a dying breed ò€“ with some forces slashing patrols by up to 84 per cent.



Auto Express has obtained...

Auto Express has obtained exclusive insider details on Ford"s barnstorming Focus RS hatchback!


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Number one - the diesel...

Number one - the diesel engine is dead. Thanks to high fuel costs, tough-to-meet emissions targets and growing competition for scarce fossil fuel resources, the engine once championed for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness is finished. Number two: you are what you eat. And in the case of the oil-burning powerplant, which chomps through a by-product of long-since-extinct dinosaurs… Well, you get the drift.

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Drivers could soon be...

Drivers could soon be seeing red if they attempt to go the wrong way up a one-way street.

German electronics expert Siemens VDO has developed a minicam which sits behind the rear view mirror and can spot no entry signs. When it recognises the familiar red and white symbol, a corresponding image is

displayed on the dash and a warning sound triggered.

The set-up could also be incorporated into advanced head-up display systems to make an even greater impact. The one way street warning

technology is being developed by Siemens VDO as part of a package of driver aids aimed at revolutionising car safety.




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