Motoring safety tips urge pretrip checks before holiday travel
An advice piece emphasizes inspecting battery and charging system, brakes, tires, lights, and cooling before a long drive. It warns of fuel, worn belts, misfiring, and alternator issues, urging testing plugs, hoses, and water, plus stocking emergency gear and spare fuses.
Free play and braking risks in aging vehicles
The note warns that worn brakes may bind after short drives, causing steering issues and power loss. Overloading an elderly car increases brake wear and steering instability. check oil and steering regularly, as older vehicles can show amplified danger in uneven road conditions and rough use.
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Suisun
Traffic Confusion Near Vernon Circle Causes Delays
Erratic driving descriptions detail how vehicles approach Vernon Circle and London Circus, with warnings that traffic from North Kewene Avenue heads toward the bridge and a median carriageway raises confusion. The passage notes frequent misdirections and the need for clear right of way rules at the junction.
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New Clubman Formula Racing Rules Outline
The article discusses a revised clubman formula for racing and its strict processions. It notes CAMS oversight, the focus on rear engine cars, high speed wheels, and the aim to promote close racing while limiting aging designs. A subsequent meeting at Wat ch is referenced with emphasis on safety and conformity to the new rules.
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Mmm
Exente
Hot Renaults dazzle London as Lord Mayor’s show cars race
Unique sight in London as grand prix cars led by 1965 world champion Jim Clark in a Lotus and Graham Hill in a BRM parade through city streets before the Lord Mayor’s Show. Cars, usually banned on public roads, showcase racing power, braking, and endurance with experimental gear and safety features amid ongoing testing and public interest.
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Roval Exchange
Jim Clark
Lotus
Graham Hill
Britain
Bleeding tyres fallacy and safety warnings for car maintenance
The fragmented text discusses a fallacy around bleeding tyres and references temperature, pressure, and maintenance. It mentions manufacturers recommendations and the risks of overinflation or underinflation affecting tire performance and safety. The piece reads like a cautionary note on tyre handling and inflation standards.
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