Some customers complained that their car wouldn’t start after buying petrol over the past few days from the Sainsbury’s forecourt in Bangor, Northern Ireland. Sainsbury’s said it was investigating the claims about the forecourt.
Drivers could face a £100 fine and three points on their licence if they are caught driving in closed lanes on the motorway.
Rolls-Royce is poised to land ‘billions of pounds’ worth of orders for mini nuclear power stations from Eastern European nations, the boss of a major investor has said.
Boris Johnson’s proposed three-month working visa for European truckers is not proving a popular prospect for some European lorry drivers.
Petrol stations have been hit by panic buyers and fuel rationing amid concerns over supply. Queues were spotted at petrol stations across the UK, while companies warned customers not to panic buy, with some limiting the amount customers could purchase and others closing forecourts.
Sixties icon the Moke, a cheap, fun car favoured by stars of the day including Brigitte Bardot and the Beatles, is coming home with production moving entirely to the UK.
Hydrogen is essential to get us to our goal of “net zero” emissions. And the hydrogen strategy published recently by the UK government brings us that much closer to using the resource to achieve that target.
In a social media Tweet, they have urged drivers to check whether their vehicle is compatible with the new petrol before topping up. They warned drivers could do this using the Government’s online E10 checker which can deliver a result within minutes.
Motoring lawyer Nick Freeman has warned new EU speed limiter rules could make driving “unpleasant” and “boring” and comes with massive safety risks. He warned drivers will become “lethargic and “complacent” behind the wheel which is likely to lead to accidents.
New E10 petrol will be introduced at forecourts across the UK from the start of September on Wednesday. The new fuel will mark one of the biggest updates for forecourts since leaded petrol was banned in 2000.
