The Ontario government is planning to target driving license fraud by tightening eligibility requirements. Bill 60 introduced ...
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Racetrack Roundup: Chunk Of Gold Tests Keeneland's Turf Course, Bryan Station Could Be Next
In other news, Santa Anita reports bugler Jay Cohen has reinjured his back and likely won't return until the Classic Meet in ...
What Hi-Fi? on MSN
New issue of What Hi-Fi? out now: power up with premium floorstanding speakers, marvellous Mini-LED TVs and more
If it's big-screen thrills you're after, but in a compact and convenient form factor, then a lifestyle or 'coffee table' ...
Although Tesla touts an autonomous driving breakthrough, an independent test in China shows that the Model 3 ranked 9th in ...
INDY NXT by Firestone race winner Myles Rowe (photo) was among 24 drivers participating Monday in the annual test for the INDYCAR development series on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.
Cadillac announced Tuesday that Colton Herta will race for Hitech in Formula Two from 2026, adding to his racing plate for ...
American nine-times IndyCar race winner Colton Herta will compete in next year’s Formula Two championship with Hitech while continuing as a test driver for Formula One debutants Cadillac, the General ...
AAMI has launched a new national road safety initiative, giving Aussie drivers the chance to test and improve their skills while competing for prizes and bragging rights. The announcement: National ...
An Edgefield bus driver failed a sobriety test with 2nd graders on board. It's left parents on edge.
Oct. 7—EDGEFIELD — Paige Durden, a Merriwether Elementary School mother, said her daughter was one of the young passengers on a school bus operated by Janice Waldorf, 62, when the driver was pulled ...
322 people will have to re-sit driving tests done at VTNZ Highbrook, and police are investigating the actions of former driver testing officers. Exclusive: Police are investigating after VTNZ informed ...
One of the 322 people who must re-sit a driving test because assessors allegedly took payment to pass an unspecified number of people says she didn’t pay any bribe but is being punished anyway.
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency has announced a significant change that will benefit thousands of motorists awaiting their test passes. In an effort to reduce massive backlogs, the DVSA has ...
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