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Oxford Street to be car-free by 2020
Oxford Street will be pedestrianised by 2020, the Mayor of London's office has announced.
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Aston Martin rolls out luxury pushchair
Aston Martin has helped to create the last word in luxury baby carriages.
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Electronic signs to display fuel price at M5 service stations
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Vehicle identity check scheme scrapped as 'unnecessary burden'
Vehicle checks which cost motorists almost £10 million a year have been abolished by the Department for Transport.
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Shortage of lorry drivers 'a real threat to Christmas and economic growth'
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Police issue warning to owners of Mercedes vans after spate of thefts
Welsh detectives are warning owners of Mercedes vans to keep an eye on their vehicles after 24 thefts in just 23 days.
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Game of Thrones actor's classic Ford Mustang for sale
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Quarter of a million drivers caught uninsured
The number of motorists driving without insurance topped 250,000 in one 18-month period.
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With UK motorways so congested, should we allow passing on the left to help free the flow of traffic?
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