Eco-Friendly Brake Cables Eaten by Foxes Because They’re Made of Soy
Eco-friendly brake cables are being eaten by foxes, after manufacturers switched from petroleum-based insulation to soy, forcing owners to wrap their cars in tarpaulins.
Eco-friendly brake cables are being eaten by foxes, after manufacturers switched from petroleum-based insulation to soy, forcing owners to wrap their cars in tarpaulins.
Upcoming U.K. driving changes signal a shift to electric vehicles, stricter emissions standards and a potential update to fuel duty.
According to plans locals have branded “totalitarian”, Net Zero zealots on Oxfordshire County Council have proposed banning cars from driving without a special permit on six roads across the county.
British drivers face new taxes to use the roads to help claw back a little of the ginormous cost of moving to electric cars.
The U.K. car industry produced fewer cars last month than in any other July since 1956 thanks to problems in global supply chains and to staff shortages caused by the 'pingdemic'.
In 2016, there were 181,384 casualties on Britain’s roads, including 1,792 deaths. And emissions from road transport cause 4,900 early deaths every year. So should the Government prevent people from driving cars?
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