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How can you carry items safely in your car

It’s unlikely that all you’ll ever carry in your car is you and other people. You’ll use it for moving shopping, pets, and even large items. There are some important things to think about when you load your car, though:

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How do you safely carry items in a light trailer?

There are three main types of trailers: flat deck, cage and box. A flat deck either doesn’t have sides or has short sides (typically less than 500mm). A cage trailer is similar to a flat deck but has cage sides

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How do you safely load a roof rack?

Metal roof racks provide very little friction to items loaded on them. If you are using a standard roof rack with metal bars as opposed to custom cases or racks locked to the rack, you’ll need to know how to

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Classic Minis: special things about them

Many people learned to drive in a Mini as it was both an affordable vehicle and a cult icon. Everyone recognises a Mini, from the young to the elderly. You’ll have seen it in popular TV and movies such as

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Will self-driving vehicles completely eliminate road fatalities?

Humans are the weakest link when it comes to driving. The majority of crashes are due to human error such as inattention and misjudgment; very few crashes are caused by mechanical failure. Self-driving vehicles, then, could be the panacea that

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Top 3 best body armour options for dirt bike riding

If you like taking your motorbike off-road as well as on the road, you’ll understand that the right protective gear is essential. As much as your head is important when it comes to any activity on a motorbike (which is

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Are your auto parts nearing expiry? When should you replace them?

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Everything in this world comes with an expiry date -food, medicine, electronics, machines, and even cars. While we are quick to understand and throw away everything that has crossed its shelf life, when it comes to detecting and replacing our

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