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Bus services in England face cuts as end of Covid funding looms

Confederation of Passenger Transport says coming week will be ‘critical’ in deciding which services remain viable

Mate Rimac: the rising star of electric supercars

The 34-year-old engineer and new head of Bugatti can foresee not just the end of petrol, but the end of mass car ownership too

Lewis Hamilton, the world’s fastest driver, is right, motoring’s no fun any more

He can whizz around a track at 200mph but can’t bear constantly being on high alert for idiots on the road

Tfl to add 500 e-bikes to Santander cycle-hire scheme as costs rise

E-bikes will cost £3.30 for 30 mins – double new rate for an ordinary Santander cycle hire

Huge UK electric car battery factory on ‘life support’ to cut costs

Exclusive: Britishvolt’s 95-hectare site seen as great hope for automotive industry, but construction severely limited until February

All aboard! How on‑demand public transport is getting back on the road

Fusion of tech firm software and local council infrastructure may herald on-demand bus services 2.0

The Guardian view on the UK car industry: facing a green moment of truth

Editorial: If a rudderless government continues to stand back, other countries will dominate the electric vehicle revolution

No 46 to Le Manoir: Raymond Blanc funds local bus service to restaurant

The hourly bus route serves local villages and brings staff to the Michelin-starred restaurant

Think like a trucker: 15 ways to survive Britain’s summer of holiday queues and delays

Get your car air-con serviced, have a game of road-trip bingo and play tricks on fellow queuers to keep the family happy, say professionals

AA chief reveals his microwave tip to foil tech-savvy car thieves

After his wife’s Lexus was stolen, Edmund King went the extra mile to ensure his keyless fob was safe

London mayor urged to halt Silvertown tunnel scheme at 11th hour

Green party’s Siân Berry says Sadiq Khan can still change his mind and prevent increase in traffic pollution

UK new car sales fell 9% in July as supply chain problems continue

Fifth monthly fall in row prompts industry body to cut 2022 forecast even though chip shortages expected to ease

Van that detects if drivers are holding a mobile phone trialled in UK

Stationary roadside vehicle can also tell if passing drivers are not wearing seatbelt

Ignore the culture warriors – low traffic neighbourhoods don’t close streets, they liberate them

Some drivers are so enraged they’ve resorted to violence in my home town of Oxford, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

I hired a black car and was then fined £60 for driving a white one

I’ve appealed against the penalty charge notice but Enterprise has deducted a fee from my account

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