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• You fail your driving test 771 times, try again 6 Feb 2009 (Forum)
  South Korea The 68-year-old, identified only by her last name Cha, has taken the test almost every working day since 2005 in the southwestern city of...
• Favourite driving road. 12 Jan 2009 (Forum)
  What's your favourite stretch of road in the country for reasons of both scenery and driver involvement? I nominate the mennock and dalveen passes in...
• Ford Fiesta (2000 - 2002) - 01 1.3 How do I change the alternator drive belt? 6 Jan 2009 (Forum)
  Hi, is it the auxilory belt that goes around the alternator and water pump, etc?? I thought it was the cambelt-STUPIIID! So, how do I change the Auxilory...
• Re tests for the over 70s ? 18 Dec 2008 (Forum)
  Yes, that well known authority on motoring and general driving expert Anna Ford thinks that once you reach 70, you should re take your driving exam. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1094478/Anna-Ford-claimed-victim-agei sm--wants-retest-drivers-70.html A genuine concern on her part or a shameless attempt to keep a failing career in the public gaze ?
• Trade policy - vehicles driven by someone else 1 Sep 2008 (Forum)
  My girlfriend is not on my trade policy but she's on her own comprehensive policy on her car. She is covered to drive any other cars as long as the car does not belong to her and insured. Is she going to be covered to drive one of my stock cars with my consent? I assume all of my cars are covered by my insurance because this is a trade policy?
• IAM and teenagers 20 Aug 2008 (Forum)
  If they could skid round a corner, they would; if they could go round it on two wheels, they would. Driving was an opportunity to show off. Is it still like that? Or was I unlucky with my friends? Half of them had prangs which were "somebody else's fault" which actually meant that if they'd been driving sensibly the accident wouldn't have happened.
• Toyota Prius II (2003 - 2008) - Advice on driving a car with CVA 27 Jun 2008 (Forum)
  We are downsizing to one car and have just collected our new Prius. The problem is, having only ever driven maual cars, I am finding very difficult to...
• Vauxhall Zafira A (1999 - 2005) - 01 1.6 - petrol - intermittent loss of power 19 May 2008 (Forum)
  When driving short distance car fine. But when driving on open road and reach about 60ish car seems to loose power for a second or untill you put you foot down a bit more. You do get a strong smell of petrol as well. once it starts doing that and you stop at traffic lights the ideling is a bit ragged.
• British Gas Van limited to 70mph 4 May 2008 (Forum)
  If it was to increase mpg then perhaps someone should tell them that limiting it to 70 won't do a lot of good as there aren't many places that you can do 70 anyhow the sort of driving they do! More useful would be teaching their drivers how to drive economically rather than just putting a speed limiter on it...
• Fit to drive? New tests for all are proposed. 30 Apr 2008 (Forum)
  I know this subject has been aired before but there are signs that things may be starting to move. The article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/04/26/nelderly126.xml Plus...
• Driver Experience Track Days 24 Mar 2008 (Forum)
  Me and a mate want to do one of those track days where you get to drive a supercar. We're particularly keen to have a go on a Porsche 911. Having searched on the internet I've noticed that you don't get an awful lot of driving time (4-5 laps seems to be the maximum).
• Reliant - 1983 rialto intermittant non starting/voltage drop 6 Feb 2008 (Forum)
  I have an intermittant problem with the electrics when its cold and raining and the wipers and heaters are on the voltmeter drops right down and when i come to the vehicle it won.t start only to come back to life a day later. i have replaced the wiper motor as when it stuck once it caused the voltage to drop and the alternater is quite new. please help its driving(well not driving) me mad.
• Car Hire New Driver 16 Jan 2008 (Forum)
  May need to hire a car for a couple of days as mine is in garage waiting replacement crank shaft sensor, (will put a post up about this latter). What I would like to do is for myself and her indoors to drive the car, problem is that my wife has had her licence less than a year does anyone know of any hire co's that would allow my wife to drive. Have looked through the web but with no luck so far# Many thanks
• Computer Related Questions - Volume 144 2 Jan 2008 (Forum)
  I had it on my computer and uninstalled it. Now 3 months later I want it back and it won't install as it says "Unable to determine which drive you use to boot your computer" or words to that effect. As I only have one hard drive and it isn't partioned I can't identify the problem and the error message doesn't give me any link to a troubleshooting opportunity.
• Rover - 07 reg Rover -- How?? 8 Dec 2007 (Forum)
  Driving through Kidderminster today. An event in itself I know... however, saw an 07 reg Rover 75. Now that got me thinking. AFAIK, Rover have not produced cars since 2004 (54 or 05) at very latest. Cherished reg plates don't allow you to make the car look newer than i is, so how on earth does a 3 year old car drive away with a newarly new registration mark?
• Speed limiters for young drivers? 25 Sep 2007 (Forum)
  Basically they re-map the ECU so preventing the youngsters vehicle from going over 70mph without restricting the performance elsewhere thus making the young driver not realise it's been tampered with. Will it ever take on? -- Its not what you drive, its how you drive it! :-)
• VaG PD diesels - why are only some noisy 20 Jul 2007 (Forum)
  Having owned 2 cars with this engine and observed many others I can't figure it out. Is it fuel, hard driving, soft driving or just out and out mileage that quietens them ?
• Car Friendly/Unfriendly towns 19 Jul 2007 (Forum)
  The congestion charge has eased traffic in town a bit, so is great. It's expensive to park, but fine if you can afford it - and fine if you're driving through. There aren't many no-go areas although some one way systems are a bit irritating. Cambridge on the other hand you cannot even drive into. Oxford is worse. Dundee I will agree is a dream - but that's because the locals cannot afford cars.
• 151k in 51mins in 330d - madman! 14 Jun 2007 (Forum)
  151K in 51 minutes in a 330d by driving like a madman. www.tinyurl.com/yt5366 copycat coming to grief, but without anyone else doing so. I think the drivers exclamation at the end might have referred to the standard of his own driving www.tinyurl.com/39kpz7 {Link made non clickable - due to adult related content on this site that could trigger a report back to your employer, should you view this from your workplace.
• Putting diesel in a petrol 26 Apr 2007 (Forum)
  More for your amusement than anything else: I am driving my jalopy today, a 106. Took it to put some petrol in, started putting diesel in it (normally drive a vRS Fabia). Only 77p, which I've watered down with 37 quid's worth of unleaded. It seems to be running OK, and the cashier said she's never seen anyone so relaxed about having done it.