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The insurance company...

The insurance company polled 524 drivers who were asked to identify 12 common road signs which included "no stopping", "road works" and "uneven roads". Some 77% were unable to identify correctly more than six of the signs. None of the drivers surveyed could identify all 12 signs correctly.



The price is for the...

The price is for the entry-level 120bhp 1.6-litre Sport model when it arrives next month.


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Outdated accident recovery...

Outdated accident recovery procedures are causing unnecessary jams on motorways, claims the Road Haulage Association (RHA). A number of salvage firms across the country have specialist heavy-lifting gear to clear crashed lorries fast. But under current rules, police have to call recovery companies to incidents on a rota basis, whether they have this equipment or not. An RHA spokesman explained: "The best tools for the job aren"t always used, so motorists suffer."

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Small cars are big news...

Small cars are big news at this yearò€™s Paris Motor Show. Mazda already has one of the best superminis on the market in its stable, but itò€™s already looking to the future with a brand new city car concept.

As the covers were pulled off the Kiyora concept, bosses described how it could bring lower emissions, greater fuel economy and a more environmentally friendly package to the city car market. While itò€™s still a design study, the show star reveals several key ideas for future Mazda models. With everything from a photovoltaic solar roof to power the cabin to a water cleansing system for making rain water fit to drink, the concept is one of the firmò€™s most futuristic ever.

Designers at Mazda were also proudly displaying their revised MX-5. Along with revised suspension and steering settings the roadster gets a fresh new look inspired by the RX-8 coupe. Expect it to go on sale in the UK next summer.




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