Future Car Challenge in Brighton
The first Brighton to London Car Challenge is bringing in people and cars from all over the world. Event organiser the Royal Automobile Club wants the Future Car Challenge to showcase new and emerging technology to the public in the same way that the original ‘emancipation run’ did more than a century ago. This challenge is bringing in cars never before seen in the UK... Read More
Nissan to Offer Free Gas-Powered Car Rentals?
There are rumours stating that EU and maybe American purchasers of the new electric Nissan LEAF 1-weeks free car rental per year. This is to alleviate any milage fears as the LEAF will have 100 mile driving capacity that will not be adequate for long range needs. However, as most Americans own more then one vehicle the LEAF’s range is being marketed for more day to day use... Read More
Will Government Cuts Affect Travel?
The UK government are releasing their spending cuts in the next week and analysts are suggesting that they will hit an already hurting travel industry. Mike Saul from Barclays Banking said: “Over the last few years consumers in continuous employment have benefited from historically low mortgage rates which have allowed them to keep splashing out on travel and leisure. “This... Read More
London Olympics Tickets Prices to be Revealed
Eager Olympic fans will be given an insight into London 2012 Olympic ticket prices today ahead of their March on-sale date. Chief Executive Paul Deighton has said ”millions of affordable and accessible tickets” will be on sale. These will most likely be for the smaller less prestigious events while events like the mens 100m final will fetch the highest prices. You can... Read More
Transport Scotland – Too Much Pollution
Transport Scotland Employees have come under increased pressure lately for contributing to CO2 emissions because of heavy travel – specifically travel between London and Scotland. Recent studies have shown that employees in the past year have taken 661 domestic flights, 33 flights to Dusseldorf, 17 to Amsterdam and many more to South Korea, Peru, Venezuela and South Africa. Liberal... Read More