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Study finds 'silent' electric vehicles can be sensed by horses - Vimarsana News

Study finds 'silent' electric vehicles can be sensed by horses

There are no blinkers on horses when it come to detecting the approach of an electric vehicle, according to a new study.

Norrie Hunter: Keeping horses safe from electric vehicles - Vimarsana News

Norrie Hunter: Keeping horses safe from electric vehicles

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SPONSORED: Debunking the myths about electric vehicle ownership - Vimarsana News

SPONSORED: Debunking the myths about electric vehicle ownership

SPONSORED: Debunking the myths about electric vehicle ownership by Courier Commercial March 4 2021, 9.42am DID you know that by 2035, there will be no new petrol and diesel vehicles for sale? That’s the country’s long-term plan, so chances are we will all own an electric car in the future. When the first EVs were released a few years ago, there were many barriers that would deter drivers from buying – including cost, charging and mileage, to name a few. But in the year 2021 it is a much more viable option to petrol and diesel vehicles. And if the infrastructure is anything to go ...

'I saved £5,000 by charging my electric car for free' - Vimarsana News

'I saved £5,000 by charging my electric car for free'

BBC News By Jon Douglas image captionElinor Chalmers has travelled all over Scotland in her electric car Elinor Chalmers knew that she would have to rely on public charging points when she bought her electric car. The 36-year-old was living in a second floor flat in Dundee and could not plug in at home where it is usually cheaper. She had no idea that the public charging points in her area were free to use. "It was a pleasant surprise", says Elinor who got her Nissan Leaf because she was concerned about the impact of fossil-fuelled cars. "The majority of the chargers across Scotland were...

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