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Sat-nav could soon save...

Sat-nav could soon save your life – that’s according to Nissan. The Japanese car maker has just revealed its fourth-generation Advanced Safety Vehicle (ASV). The firm has fitted the newcomer with a hi-tech development of its standard on-board navigation system. By communicating with similarly equipped vehicles, it can warn of other drivers who are about to pull out of unsighted roads. The company claims that serious accidents could be reduced by 60 per cent if the gadgets in the ASV make production.



For example, the first...

For example, the first claim is that "the average annual distance travelled by residents in Great Britain rose by five per cent to 6,800 miles in 2004". But after carefully studying the full report for several hours, the facts weren"t so depressing. The truth is we each did an average of 6,762 miles last year (that"s motorists and non-motorists). So we travelled less in 2004 than at the end of the last century and the start of this one.


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The FCX is Honda"s next-generation...

The FCX is Honda"s next-generation fuel cell vehicle, and features a compact stack - or power unit - positioned between the driver and passenger. The small dimensions of the fuel cell have enabled the firm"s designers to give the show car a completely flat floor.

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IRELAND: Furious Dubliner...

IRELAND: Furious Dubliner Sean Brady complained to local police after a disgruntled tarmac layer spelled out a swear word in asphalt on his drive. The eight-foot obscenity had to be painted over.

RUSSIA: Moscow cops helped a driver push his car to the side of the road after he ran out of fuel. But they noticed a broken door lock and a screwdriver in the ignition... so arrested the thief.÷ 

CANADA: A foreign motorist clocked at 100mph in a 60mph zone told Montreal police it had been a rare chance to go fast without hitting a goat - a problem for him in his native Switzerland.




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