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Tuesday, 28 April 2015

The Herald

• Motorists admit breaking traffic laws because they HALF of drivers in the UK admit flouting traffic laws, according to a new survey published today.

The Telegraph

• London cabbies are fighting a losing battle against UberUber is a public transport game-changer, and London's traditional cabbies need to stop fighting it and learn to co-exist, says Alex Proud
• How is your driving? Half of drivers admit breaking traffic lawsA new report has highlighted widespread disregard for traffic laws among UK drivers

Birmingham Post

• 200,000 families reaping the benefits of Jaguar Land Rover's successThe Midland car-maker’s growth - which shows no sign of slowing - has seen its workforce doubled since 2008 and thousands of further jobs created in the UK supply chain

Liverpool Echo

• Land Rover to fit new efficient engine into Halewood-built Discovery Sport model Ingenium engine produces less CO2 emissions and gives almost 60 miles to the gallon

London Evening Standard

• General Election 2015: Taxi app Hailo offers free trips to polling stations on May 7 London taxi app Hailo is hoping to boost voter turnout at the general election by offering free trips to polling stations.

Other Regional Press

• General election 2015 - how Cambridge candidates would solve the city's transport crisisCity gridlock and other transport problems are perhaps the biggest bugbear of those who live and work in Cambridge.