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What is ICEing and why does it drive electric car owners mad?

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ICEing is a relatively common – and infuriating – problem for owners of electric cars. We explain the term and how it could affect you.
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What is the margin of error for UK speed cameras?

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How far beyond the limit will a speed camera flash? We look at the margin of error for UK speed cameras – and why this threshold exists.
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Know your APR from your PCP: an easy guide to car finance jargon

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Bamboozled by balloon payments, confused by conditional sales or puzzled by part-exchange? Our car finance jargon-buster is here to help.
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How wrapping a car could invalidate your insurance

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If your car has been wrapped and you don't declare the change, your insurance policy could be void. We explain the rules around car wrapping.
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How to check if you will be charged in a Clean Air Zone

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The government's online checker tool can help drivers pay the charges for Clean Air Zones in city centres. We explain how it works.
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What does the £115 million Mercedes really mean for classic car values?

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Kieran Rennie asks how the record-breaking Mercedes-Benz 'Uhlenhaut coupe' will impact the classic car market, including for later SL models.
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Heatwave hack: how to clear hot air from inside your car

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With warnings of record high temperatures across the UK, here's how to clear hot air from your car, using both the windows and air-con.
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Cinch car-buying website: how does it work?

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Cinch says it makes finding and buying a car online easier. Its website allows you to search cars for sale based on your needs.
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Driving off without paying for petrol: what does the law say?

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Making Off Without Payment is an offence under the Theft Act 1978. The police do not always investigate petrol station drive-offs, however.
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What is ICEing and why does it drive electric car owners mad?

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ICEing is a relatively common – and infuriating – problem for owners of electric cars. We explain the term and how it could affect you.

How to find the cheapest petrol and diesel near you

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As the government attempts to make fuel prices more transparent, here’s our guide to finding the cheapest petrol and diesel in your area.

How to check if you will be charged in a Clean Air Zone

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The government's online checker tool can help drivers pay the charges for Clean Air Zones in city centres. We explain how it works.

Explained: how to check UK driving test availability

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The long wait for driving tests means unofficial brokers are selling available slots for up to £400. We explain how the process should work.

Yellow box junctions: what are the rules and how can I avoid a fine?

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Stopping in a yellow box junction could cost you up to £130. We explain the rules, so you can stay safe and avoid a fine.

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