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    EVs now nine times cheaper to run than petrol cars in UK●Analysis: EVs are now nine times cheaper than petrol or diesel to drive in UKYhnLifeAutos666 min ago

    New analysis from Carbon Brief finds that driving an electric vehicle in the UK now costs roughly nine times less per mile than running a petrol or diesel car, driven by cheaper charging rates compared with soaring fuel prices. The findings add fuel to ongoing debates about the cost case for switching to electric cars, with supporters citing major household savings and critics pointing to higher upfront purchase prices and charging access.

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    Deadly pileup on Mexico-Pachuca highway●autopista méxico - pachucaGgoogleMX1Kjust now

    A multi-vehicle collision on the Mexico-Pachuca highway in Ecatepec has left one person dead and ten injured, according to Reforma. Searches and discussion around the Mexico-Pachuca route are rising as drivers look for information about the crash, traffic disruptions and road conditions on the busy corridor linking Mexico City with Hidalgo.

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    Digital Driver's License Woes at Traffic Stops●carteira digital de trânsitoGgoogleBR5Kjust now

    Brazilians are searching for information about the digital transit wallet, the official app holding the CNH and CRLV documents. Discussion is focused on what to do if the digital vehicle registration fails to load during a police stop, with guidance circulating on what traffic agents can and cannot do when a driver cannot display the digital document at a blitz.

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    European EV Sales Soar as Gasoline Hits Record Prices●EV Sales Are Booming in Europe with Gasoline at $10 a GallonYhnEnvironmentEnergy7913 min ago

    Electric car sales in Europe are up 52 percent, a surge Bloomberg links to record-high fuel prices equivalent to roughly $10 per gallon. The jump suggests expensive gasoline is accelerating the shift away from combustion engines, with drivers across the continent turning to electric vehicles despite higher upfront costs.

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    Israeli tourist's parking spot meltdown in Italy sparks outrage●ABSOLUTELY CRINGE In Italy, an Israeli tourist was BEHIND other cars for the only parking spot, so he JUMPED OUT to CLAI𝕏xIT11.7K12 min ago

    An Israeli tourist in Italy reportedly jumped out of his car to claim the only free parking spot, physically blocking another driver, then fell to the ground screaming as if he had been run over. The incident, described as cringeworthy by those sharing it, is drawing widespread mockery and criticism of the tourist's behaviour.

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    City Bans Flock Safety Cameras After Wrongful Police Stop●My City Just Banned Flock After My Wrongful Stop Made National NewsYhnSportFootball36just now

    A driver says they were wrongfully stopped by police because of a Flock automated license plate camera alert, an incident that drew national attention. Following the controversy, their city has voted to ban Flock cameras entirely, according to a first-person account published by The Drive. The case has reignited debate over surveillance technology and its error rates.

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    Rising diesel and fuel prices are creating political trouble for US President Donald Trump, with the Tagesspiegel reporting that Washington is urging the European Union to release its diesel reserves. The apparent transatlantic push to ease fuel supply comes as drivers face climbing prices at the pump, and the topic is drawing wide attention in Germany amid ongoing debate over energy costs.

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    A driver refused to stop for police in the Deux-Sèvres department in western France, leading to a pursuit before the suspect escaped on foot. The incident, reported by Actu.fr, is part of ongoing debate in France over refus d'obtempérer cases, which have become a recurring and controversial issue in relations between police and the public.

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    Heavy overnight rain causes flooding on Oklahoma roads●Heavy rain leads to overnight flooding and ponding on roads across Oklahoma✉newsEnvironmentWeather11 min ago

    Heavy rain fell across Oklahoma overnight, causing flooding and ponding on roads in multiple areas. Drivers have been urged to take care on waterlogged streets, with some routes likely difficult or hazardous during the morning commute. Local coverage continues to track affected areas as conditions develop.

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    Highway 93N work near Post Creek delayed to spring●Highway 93N work near Post Creek pushed to spring✉newsEnvironmentWildlife12 min ago

    Montana transportation work on Highway 93 North near Post Creek will not proceed until spring, according to the Missoula Current. The delay pushes planned roadwork back several months, affecting travel plans and schedules for the area near the Confederated Salish and Kootenai reservation. No detailed explanation for the postponement was given in the initial report.

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    New satellite launches from Vandenberg to track key climate driver●A new satellite to track a powerful climate change driver launches from Vandenberg✉newsEnvironment14 min ago

    A new satellite designed to monitor a powerful driver of climate change has launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The mission aims to improve scientists' ability to observe and measure the forces behind global warming from orbit. The launch is drawing attention as climate monitoring grows more urgent, with researchers and the public following how the new data could sharpen understanding of warming trends.

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    Hole the size of Portugal opens in Antarctic sea ice●Why did a massive hole the size of Portugal open up in Antarctica? If your first thought was climate change, you’re on tMmastodonScience614 min ago

    A vast opening in Antarctic sea ice, roughly the size of Portugal, has drawn scientific attention, with researchers pointing to climate change as a likely driver. The phenomenon, known as a polynya, is prompting discussion about warming oceans, shifting winds and what the hole reveals about changes underway in the Southern Ocean around Antarctica.

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    China's 50-lane highway that funnels into four●If you ever feel stressed, just remember that in China there is a 50-lane highway that narrows down to 4 lanes.𝕏xCN1.9K27 min ago

    A striking image is recirculating of a massive 50-lane highway in China that narrows down to just four lanes, producing one of the world's most extreme traffic bottlenecks. The comparison is being shared as a humorous way to put everyday stress in perspective, with readers reacting to the sheer scale of the congestion drivers there routinely face.

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    NASA is drawing widespread attention worldwide, ranking among the most talked-about topics in global news coverage. The US space agency, responsible for the Artemis lunar programme, Mars exploration and major Earth science and telescope missions, continues to feature prominently in headlines. No specific mission, announcement or event is identified in connection with the current spike in interest, leaving the exact driver of the attention unconfirmed.

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    Qualcomm Expands Open-Source Linux Graphics Driver Work●Qualcomm Continues Doing More For Their Open-Source Linux Graphics Drivers✉newsTechnologySoftware25 min ago

    Qualcomm continues to invest in its open-source graphics drivers for Linux, with fresh engineering updates reported for the company's GPU support in the kernel and Mesa stack. The ongoing work aims to improve Adreno GPU support for Linux users, a shift welcomed by the open-source community as Qualcomm broadens its Linux ecosystem commitment beyond Android.

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    Valve Adds Foveated Rendering To Open-Source Turnip Driver For Steam Frame●Valve's Work On Foveated Rendering For The Open-Source Turnip Driver On The Steam Frame✉newsTechnologySoftware25 min ago

    Valve engineers are working on foveated rendering support for the open-source Turnip graphics driver in connection with the company's Steam Frame headset. Foveated rendering cuts GPU load by drawing only the area the user is looking at in full detail. The work signals Valve's continued investment in open-source graphics software for its VR hardware.

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    The name Hirvonen is being widely discussed in Sweden. The surname is best known through Finnish rally driver Mikko Hirvonen, a former World Rally Championship contender, though it is a common Finnish family name and could refer to other public figures. No specific event or statement has been confirmed as the trigger for the attention.

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