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Zipcar’s van cancellation cost me £512

I needed a vehicle for a house move, but there was nothing there when I went to collect it, and I had to take a taxi to the nearest hire firm

VW pulls plug on helping with £2,500 repair bill

Our Passat GTE cost £40,000 new, but Volkswagen is refusing to contribute

Covid set back attitudes to public transport by two decades, says RAC

Most Britons see their car as more important now and would not choose greener alternative

Tesla investor defends electric carmaker’s soaring share price

Investment manager Baillie Gifford says rise is no fluke as manufacturer stands to benefit from move away from fossil fuels

New lockdown, same economic victims: young, low-paid workers

Low-paid workers are most at risk of losing their jobs or being furloughed on less than the minimum wage

Why the row over congestion charge expansion could tear London apart

No 10 and the mayor are at loggerheads over how to fill a hole in the capital’s transport budget. But is it a £2bn game of bluff?

Uber pledges £5m toward electric vehicle charging points in London

Firm will install public chargers in poorer boroughs to persuade its drivers to switch to electric cars

Europcar chooses the law that suits it best to refuse a refund

It said that as I booked the car in France it would only issue a credit note

Car insurance quote rockets over a claim I did not make

I paid for a vandalised window myself but the cost of renewing my cover rose by £200

UK new car sales slide to lowest September level this century

Demand for electric vehicles rises but sales of traditional cars fall despite new number plate

State subsidies for company cars top €32bn in UK and EU

UK alone spends €5.7bn and Germany €12bn but analysis finds subsidies often go towards most polluting fleet vehicles

The Ulez countdown: Londoners have a year to ditch old polluting cars

A £12.50 a day charge will affect 350,000 motorists from next October when the Ultra Low Emission Zone is expanded

We paid £20,000 for a campervan – and now it’s rusting

We bought it two years ago, but now it’s failed its MOT and we’re told it’s not worth repairing

DVLA failed to reply after my partner passed away

I needed to register the car in my name but I faced a series of delays

Gender-fluid engineer wins landmark UK discrimination case

Judge decides that there is protection for non-binary people under the Equality Act

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