Feature

Jeff Guo, The Washington Post

Jun 21, 2016, 6:12 PM

Star Trek Actor's Jeep Under Recall After Complaints of Rollaway Crashes

The death on Sunday of actor Anton Yelchin raised fears for anyone who's ever parked on a steep incline and worried if the brakes would hold.

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  car&bike Team | Jun 21, 2016

  Bajaj Launches Pulsar Maniacs and The Avenger Gods Rider Communities

  Bajaj Auto is celebrating World Motorcycle Day with the launch of two exclusive riding communities for its Pulsar and Avenger brands.

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  car&bike Team | Jun 18, 2016

  Government Mulls Use of Highways as Aircraft Runways

  The government is considering a proposal that will allow highways in remote areas of the country to be used as runways.

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  car&bike Team | Jun 16, 2016

  Maharashtra Will Now Use Plastic Waste to Build Roads

  For every 100Kg of tar for the asphalt roads, 3-6Kg of plastic will be used in the mix.

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  Kritika Sethi | Jun 16, 2016

  Land Rover Discovery Sport Compact SUV Successfully Pulls 100-Tonne Train

  The SUV, demonstrating its towing capability, towed three luxury train carriages that weigh over 100 tonnes along a railway track in Switzerland.

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  car&bike Team | Jun 15, 2016

  This Transformers 5 Decepticon is One Angry Looking Mustang

  The latest iteration of the action franchise, Transformers, continues the long-running pony car war between Chevrolet and Ford. The Autobots have had their chance and it's time the Decepticons had theirs too and the result is a very angry-looking Mustang.

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  Kritika Sethi | Jun 15, 2016

  Government to Work on 700+ Accident-Prone 'Black Spots' in the Country

  Mr Gadkari announced that Rs 11,000 crore will be spent on rectification of over 700 accident-prone 'black spots' across the country.

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  Ronak Shah | Jun 14, 2016

  Behind Closed Doors: A Sneak Peek Into Tata Motors' Design Studio in India

  There's a lot that goes on behind closed doors in the automotive fraternity and we've tried to uncover a few of them to basically understand how the processes work. We've gone behind the scenes and interacted with the R&D teams to know more but this one was a special endeavour as it meant going behind the tightly guarded doors of Tata Motors.

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  car&bike Team | Jun 13, 2016

  Using Hands-Free Device While Driving May Be a Road Safety Hazard, Claims New Study

  Technology has become such an inherent part of cars that we often tend to discount the dangers it may pose.

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