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Parking fines: your questions answered

Amelia Wade

Have you ever had a Parking Charge Notice (PCN) that you felt was unfair? Do you know how to challenge or appeal it? We’ve rounded up and answered your questions.

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UK to adopt speed limiting tech: do you support it?

George Martin

The Department for Transport has today said that speed limiting tech, which will become mandatory for all vehicles sold in Europe from 2022, will apply to the UK. Do you support it?

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Have you been driving during the lockdown?

Ceri Stanaway

The official rules around driving during the coronavirus lockdown are shifting slightly in England. What are your motoring concerns and experiences so far?

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Latest Motoring comments

Legal advice: seller takes back promise to refund faulty car

John Ward said 19 hours, 28 minutes ago:

I agree, Malcolm, although I have noticed that in our area some dealerships for high-end…
Legal advice: seller takes back promise to refund faulty car

malcolm r said 20 hours, 7 minutes ago:

I suspect it was from an Arthur Daly rather than an Audi outlet. In my…
Legal advice: seller takes back promise to refund faulty car

John Ward said 20 hours, 20 minutes ago:

Was the seller really a dealership, or just a used car dealer? A 'dealership' implies…
Legal advice: seller takes back promise to refund faulty car

malcolm r said 21 hours, 53 minutes ago:

I agree. A more expensive car when new (not necessarily “luxurious” ) should better built…

by Lisa Barber on 25 January 2017

The state of our roads – what’s happening to Catseyes?

Driving on the motorway in the dark can be a hair-raising experience. Not because of other drivers, but because of a lack of working Catseyes (also called road studs). Have you spotted any failed reflective road studs?

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by Dean Sobers on 11 November 2016

Would you share your social media data with an insurer?

Insurers would love to look through your social media data – but do you want to share it?

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by Melanie Train on 6 November 2016

Potholes: are you tired of ropey road surfaces?

Recent research by the Local Government Association has concluded that it’ll take 14 years and cost £12bn to fix all the potholes in England and Wales. But it does seem as though there are a lot of potholes about. So do ropey road surfaces drive you mad?

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by Which? Legal on 2 October 2016

Brief cases: expert found that car was dangerous

Which? Legal member Naima Begum bought a dangerous car that turned out to have faults so serious an expert said that it was unsafe to drive.

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by Darren Shirley on 30 September 2016

VW emissions scandal: one year on

The time last year, news broke that VW had been caught cheating US emissions tests on its diesel engines. At the time, the car manufacturer promised it would fix affected vehicles within a year, but since then, very little progress has been made on the VW emissions scandal.

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by Adrian Porter on 19 August 2016

Would you use an app to call for help?

Nearly one in five people who filled out our car survey had to call out a breakdown service. But if it was you, would you phone for help, or would you consider using an app instead?
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