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Rippleprint, the traffic...

Rippleprint, the traffic calming surface invented by boffins at the UK"s Transport Research Laboratory - and revealed by Auto Express in issue 790 - has become an export success. The first overseas order has been put down near a school in Warsaw, Poland, to slow drivers. The special ridges create noise inside cars, but not outside.



The British Parking...

The British Parking Association has prepared the code which includes recommended tariffs for clamping and towing, and a clear, authoritative standard of unacceptable clamping behaviour against which Small Claims Courts and Trading Standards can measure legal cases.


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More than five million...

More than five million Transits have been sold since its launch in 1965, with nearly 1.5 million put to work in the UK. Designed and built in Britain, the latest model is the most visually striking yet. Buyers will have the choice of seven all-new engines, including six diesels - developed in conjunction with PSA Peugeot Citroen. There"s a more comfortable interior, improved controls and extra safety kit, including Electronic Stability Protection, anti-lock brakes and Electronic Brakeforce Distribution.

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Roadside floral tributes...

Roadside floral tributes to crash victims may endanger lives, say senior police officers. Now local authorities are considering putting a limit on how long flowers can be left at accident sites. The move follows concern that grieving friends and family are putting themselves at risk by laying wreaths. Members of the Society of Chief Officers of Transportation fear narrow verges, fast traffic and other hazards could lead to a second tragedy at the same spot.




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