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Motoring

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Are modern car headlights just too bright?

Daljinder Nagra

The move to LEDs and even lasers has seen car headlights illuminate the road ahead better than ever before, helping to identify potential hazards at night. But are dazzlingly bright lights a danger to other road users?

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How can public electric vehicle charging be improved?

Dhara Vyas

We need electric car charging infrastructure to change before it’s too late. Following our recent investigation, Citizens Advice gives us its view.

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Petrol panic in the UK: what’s really going on?

Adam French

Many of the UK’s petrol stations have run dry after a frenzy of panic buying over the last few days. Have you been affected by the situation?

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How can public electric vehicle charging be improved?

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Parking fines: your questions answered

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Lallu -- The PCN should have been served within 14 days of the alleged contravention.
Parking fines: your questions answered

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Is there a time limit for serving the the PCN? by private authority in a…

by Melissa Massey on 29 April 2017

Is your car safely stored at the airport or collecting fines elsewhere?

Hundreds of holidaymakers were issued with fines after airport parking firms left their cars in council car parks instead of secure facilities over the Easter weekend. Do you really know where your car is when you’re on holiday? (more on airport car parking…)

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by Which? Legal on 4 April 2017

Brief cases: complaining about major parts failing on new car

If you pay £21,000 for a brand new car, would you expect major parts to fail after three-and-a-half years and with only 13,000 miles on the clock?

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by Richard Piggin on 3 April 2017

Update: insurers must now print last year’s premium on renewal notices

In a big win for our ‘Don’t pay a premium’ campaign, the Financial Conduct Authority has announced proposals that will require insurers to publish details of last year’s premium on your renewal notice.

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by Melanie Train on 2 April 2017

What happened in The Lobby in March?

Month two in The Lobby – and it’s been a busy 31 days, with plenty of meaningful debates on all manner of topics, impartation of knowledge, some trivia, and even a smattering of humour. (The Lobby in March…)

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by Joe Elvin on 27 March 2017

Scam watch: TV licence refund scam

When applying for a new TV licence, a Which? member received an email offering him a refund. It turned out to be a scam…

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by Adrian Porter on 22 March 2017

Does air pollution from cars affect you?

Since London was issued with its first ‘very high’ air pollution alert at the start of the year, much has been written about the impact poor air quality has on our health. But does it affect yours?
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