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Electricity Cars – The Future According to GuardKnox

Electricity cars are not cheap. It seems that they never will be. Filling them up with electricity has suddenly become problematic. Certainly making electricity cars is not a straightforward process because of the rising cost of raw materials, labour shortages and the continuation of the semiconductor crisis. Best then to speak to someone at the

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Rising Cost of Owning and Buying a Car

The cost of everything is only going one way. https://www.playlikemum.com/ have done the sums for us and zeroing in on cars and transportation is a depressing read. Price of a car 2011 average cost: £15,049.50 2017 average cost: £18,000.00 2021 average cost: £23,000.00 6-year change: 27.8% 10-year change: 52.8% A car can be very handy

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Cars are so 20th Century says Government Minister

The UK must move away from “20th century thinking centred around private vehicle ownership” and towards shared mobility, Transport Minister Trudy Harrison MP has said. In that case Free Car Mag are going to build a time machine… Anyway, she seems nice. Here is the proof that the Government hate motorists, personal mobility and freedom.

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Let Road Users Decide on the Future of Road Transport says ABD

The Alliance of British Drivers totally backs the recommendation in the recent FairFuelUK All Party Parliamentary Group for UK Motorists and Road Hauliers report [Ref.1], to let drivers decide for themselves how to use Britain's roads. Whilst government is obliged to consult haulage, bus, rail, and airline companies over major changes, no government has ever

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Drive 4 Wildlife delivers animal ambulance to Uganda

Drive 4 Wildlife completes the second phase of the East African conservation trip with the personal delivery of the animal ambulance. Brothers Aaron, Tyler and Cameron Whitnall, accompanied with their life long friend Redmond Boulton raised over £50,000 to make their dream of African wildlife conservation into a reality. In February 2019, they drove 4,500km

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