“The action of taking property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force”; the legal definition of robbery. ‘Robbery’ perhaps may be a little harsh, although if you consider the threat of having your car clamped, towed away or just...

A report for the Department for Transport, released in November 2018, very clearly stated that reducing speed limits to 20mph does little for road safety or the environment, and in many cases, it can actually lead to greater pollution and a higher number...

Fuel prices have been increasing steadily and rose at their fastest rate in April since 2000 by 5.44 pence per litre for Unleaded. These huge increases are driving up the total cost of ownership for a motorist, combined with new congestion charges, rises...

Electric cars are just a fad – they’re never going to replace the internal combustion engine; history has proven that already – the first electric production vehicle actually pre-dates the accepted 1886 Karl Benz creation ‘Benz Patent-Motorwagen’ by two...

When you’re next driving, what you might think is another lorry passing by could be an undercover police officer in an unmarked heavy goods vehicle (HGV). As part of Operation Tramline, in the last 12 months, police across the country in three so-called...

If you’ve ever watched Top Gear, you’ll most probably have heard them bemoaning Peugeot drivers and Peugeot themselves. One particular skit comes to mind entitled the “Modern Peugeot Drivers Adventure” in which James May and Jeremy Clarkson drive rather...

When Jaguar Land Rover introduced their new I-PACE electric SUV, it was a culmination of fours years’ worth of work, over 1.5 million miles of testing, and hundreds of hours spent in the wind tunnel maximising efficiency, and yet some owners are having...