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 [Jonathan Fry] £1bn Road Shortfall Maintains Car Damage Problem: Visitors to the website are able to examine a host of data including the average cost of repair and length of time it should spend in the garage. Importantly it also plots the chances of your chosen model suffering from engine meltdown, transmission hiccups, air-conditioning failure and axle or suspension trouble.

[Blogs.herald.com] Dave Barry's Blog: ATTENTION, BRITISH MOTORISTS: There you have it folks, proof-positive that all British men are are pansy ass, lily livered, bed wetting wusses.

[Xo.typepad.com] A Welsh View: Traffic Cop With A Mission Bags 329 Sspeeding ...: i have jut had a speeding ticket - my 1st - 23 years of driving not even a parking ticket.now i am a criminal too,driving to a resteraunt with wife and kids on a sunday at 11.3o for dinner as normal ,this is an A road that i have trvelled for 23 years wide open road, beautiful day and right at the end a white unmarked van think oh my god !!police look at speedo and what do you know im over the speed limit ,just like any other driver i apply the breaks a bit sharply slow the vehicle down to a very slow speed and proceed on my way,on cornering the bend (that i would normally have slowed down for )i am hit with loads of speed camera warning signs ? what a bunch of cooks the police are not only that i think that police vans parked in laybys cause a lot more accidents than they prevent by making drivers break hard when spotted

 [Jonfry.com] Jonathan Fry: Prof Jon King, director of Corus Automotive, said that looking towards 2020 there would be a need for 180 car plants worldwide to meet anticipated demand but the growth would not be in Europe, rather it would be in the Far East and developing world.

[Robfisher.net] Rob's Blog » Driving: The idea that the police will go after more motorists than usual to make the BBC programme look good is particularly sinister. The fact that I’ve rarely seen police pulling people over on the M3 and now my friend sees police everywhere doing so suggests there’s some truth in the notion.

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