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THE PSNI has launched their annual winter drink drive operation, and are taking a more direct approach to deter would be drink and drug drivers.

Police have said they will have a visible presence on roads across Northern Ireland over the Christmas period to catch drink-drivers. Launching the annual anti-...

PSNI Operation Part Of UK-Wide Op Drive Insured Campaign

This week's Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Farmer x Baker, Hazelwood Local, and East End Brewing, as well as a call for votes, a canned cocktail, and more.

More than 1,400 uninsured vehicles have been seized this year, police have revealed ahead of a new campaign. This week, from November 21-27, police across North...

Between November 21-27, across Northern Ireland, police will be participating in the UK-wide Op Drive Insured campaign, which is supported by the Motor Insurers...

Production within the automotive industry continues to be stifled, as rubber stock shortages add to semiconductor chip supply issues that could see delays balloon out to years. While the car industry has had its eyes on the aforementioned semiconductor shortages which have plagued auto manufacturing since the start of 2021, market analysts are now predicting that the next material to become hot property will be rubber. The tradition of a just-in-time supply system has caught out auto makers an...

Automakers struggling with pandemic-induced plant shutdowns and a global chip shortage are now confronting another supply chain headache: dwindling rubber supplies. Snarled shipping lines are disrupting the movement of natural rubber, a key material used in tires as well as components under the hood. With the global supply already running short following stockpiling by China and a devastating leaf disease, rubber prices are on the rise and some U.S. auto suppliers are rushing to secure shipment...

Rubber scarcity creates new headache for beleaguered automakers SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 14, 2021, 10:09 AM IST Share Synopsis The rubber industry is dominated by smallholders, making it difficult for producers to adjust quickly as demand changes, prices fluctuate or supply chain problems emerge. iStock Snarled shipping lines are disrupting the movement of natural rubber, a key material used in tires as well as components under the hood. Automakers struggling with pandemic-induced plant shut...