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The hi-tech flashing...

The hi-tech flashing cones and a new fleet of convoy trucks to escort drivers into M-way roadworks are being introduced in a Government-backed initiative.


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Proving who is at fault...

Proving who is at fault in an accident can be tricky. But help is at hand from Maplinò€™s new T-eye In-Car Driving Recording System. Itò€™s a plane-style black box for a car, and footage and data from its cameras, GPS and G-sensors are stored on an SD card for later analysis. Installation is easy ò€“ itò€™s fixed to the rear view mirror or dash and powered from the 12V socket.


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One to watch –...

One to watch – that’s the latest entry-level sat-nav from Dutch manufacturer TomTom. Bosses claim they have introduced a host of upgrades to the third edition of the Tom­Tom One, and also made it easier to use.

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Fleet manager Mike Wise...

Fleet manager Mike Wise explained: "We have more than one million cars on our books, and we replace their tyres at our centres. So we know what wears out first - and it"s run-flats."

Stiffened sidewall technology means they are 20 per cent more expensive than standard rubber, making them a costly choice. Wise added: "The convenience of not being stranded by a flat is a benefit. But the chance of that happening is one puncture per car every 10 years."




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