Hemma Visavadia

6 days ago | msn.com | Hemma Visavadia

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6 days ago | gbnews.com | Hemma Visavadia

Drivers with disability allowances have been told they can now access a new electric vehicle alongside a range of other vehicles through the Motability Scheme, which are available at a fraction of the price. It comes after Leapmotor has announced that its T03 model is available to qualifying customers with zero Advanced Payments. The compact electric car offers B-segment space at an A-segment price, making it an affordable option for those receiving mobility allowances.

1 week ago | gbnews.com | Hemma Visavadia

Drivers have been warned they could be forced to pay twice to use the Eurotunnel this Easter due to a new rule which was quietly introduced last month. LeShuttle, formerly known as Eurotunnel, has implemented new terms and conditions that void tickets for travellers who arrive less than one hour before their scheduled departure. The policy, which came into effect on March 5, affects both outbound and return journeys with families heading abroad for Easter breaks being warned about the new change.

1 week ago | gbnews.com | Hemma Visavadia

Drivers have been left furious over a local authority's plan to ban parking near a major tourist hotspot, which attracts millions of views every year. Wiltshire Council has begun limiting drivers from being able to park near Stonehenge, with motorists now taking action. A petition was launched last month calling for the immediate removal of the restrictions in place for drivers, with many citing the importance the parking spot holds for vulnerable road users and family cars.

1 week ago | gbnews.com | Hemma Visavadia

Electric cars have been found to be more likely to break down and cause delays on UK roads than petrol and diesel vehicles, according to a new report. The AA found that electric vehicles were more susceptible to common issues like punctures and flat batteries as well as other unique problems that would only occur in greener vehicles.