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When it comes to using...

When it comes to using too much jargon, car dealers are far from being the worst sales staff. While 26 per cent of mobile phone shoppers and 18 per cent of double glazing buyers are left feeling confused, only eight per cent of second-hand car buyers walk away from the forecourt overwhelmed by data! That’s according to a survey by Vauxhall’s Network Q scheme.


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The two-seater convertible...

The two-seater convertible will be seen whizzing around the capital"s streets, with a young woman driving and a man on the passenger side. At the end of the clip, he climbs from the car and the line "Vauxhall Tigra. Two seats. Use them wisely" appears on screen. The advert - to accompany new cinema and video releases from November - will target young female buyers.


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Britain"s most scenic...

Britain"s most scenic road is... the B3306 St Just to St Ives in Cornwall. Other favourites are the A592 Ullswater road in Cumbria and the A817 Loch Lomond to Garelochhead in Scotland. The findings came from research by insurance company Direct Line. It also revealed that more than half of motorists use leisurely driving to relax, while nearly one

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Smith, founder of the...

Smith, founder of the safespeed.org.uk claims the Government has delayed reporting how many speeding tickets have been handed out to motorists. No official national figures have been published since 2003 and the information is now more than two years out of date.

According to Smith"s latest statistics, mobile speed cameras now generate more than half of all speeding fines in the UK. He commented: "Most motorists know where the fixed cameras are located so the camera partnerships have increased activity of mobile units. They are harder to spot and turn up in the most unlikely places, so it"s no surprise they are keeping quiet - the motorist is being ripped off with no genuine improvement in road safety."

Smith estimates that fines from mobile cameras are likely to have grown by at least 40% since 2003.




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