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Thanks to some collaborative work with our friends at Progressive Insurance, we’ve got the results of some very interesting analysis on the distribution of car
October 21, 2013
Thanks to some collaborative work with our friends at Progressive Insurance, we’ve got the results of some very interesting analysis on the distribution of car
One of the things about the warmer and more volatile weather of spring is that thunderstorms become a lot more common. Opinions are mixed about
From time to time – but less often than we did in the past – you hear people making snarky comments about “women drivers”. This
I guess a few of our readers will have been taking at least a passing interest in what’s been happening with the America’s Cup yacht
Should petrol cars be banned? The UK’s Liberal Democrats have recently proposed that petrol and diesel cars be banned from the country’s roads by 2040.
Do you know what those dashboard warning lights mean? There are currently more than 15.5 million drivers on Australia’s roads. While a growing population expects
Australia has well over half a million kilometres of road, so we’re lucky enough to be able to answer the call of the road and
There’s been a lot of furore about the changes to the Fringe Benefit Tax rules – what’s it going to do to the car sales
When the year 2000 rolled around amid fears of the Y2K bug making computers and civic systems crash (remember that?), we heard a few people
A couple of years ago, I had a good whinge on this blog – http://blog.privatefleet.com.au/home/keep-left-unless-overtaking/ The crux of it was complaining about how Australians seem