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In the current mag we...

In the current mag we have the best pictures yet of the German firm"s new compact SUV, which will take on the British rival when it goes on sale next year.



Free kit worth í‚á£900...

Free kit worth í‚á£900 is the reason to buy the Fabia SE, according to Skoda. The supermini comes with air-conditioning and alloy wheels on top of the standard Classic or Comfort trim. Prices start from í‚á£7,495 for the Classic 1.2 54bhp petrol, and rise to í‚á£11,710 for the Comfort 1.9 TDI 100bhp estate.


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if your local parking...

if your local parking regulations are causing confusion, is it okay to take the law into your own hands?

Motorsport

The hi-tech kit - which...

The hi-tech kit - which is already on trial - can be used to trap motorists breaking the speed limit or going through a red light. It"s equipped with a digital camera, so it never runs out of film - meaning every law-breaker will be caught. The hard drive stores up to 100,000 images, which can be downloaded by police via the built-in modem.

To add versatility, the unit can also be turned through 180 degrees to take either front or rear facing pictures, thanks to an anti-dazzle colour filter flash. Using electrical sensors in the road, it does away with the need for bulky radar equipment, making it smaller and harder for motorists to spot. The camera is on initial trials with Transport for London in Isleworth, Middlesex.

Truvelo spokesman Peter Hill is confident it will soon be catching motorists. "After these tests, the camera will begin Home Office trials," he said. "We expect it to be in operation by the end of the year."




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