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But no pilot? well, that still feels like a long way away. that was shiona up in the air. we're coming back to earth with a bump now, quite literally, because depending on the road surface you drive on, you could be in for a smoother or more bumpy ride. but one thing that's worse than cobbled streets is potholes. and paul carter's been to a test track to see some of the latest technology that's hoping to create a smoother ride for everyone. yes, uneven surfaces are the bane of many road users' journeys, spoiling the ride experience and in some cases, even causing damage to vehicles. i've come ...

Research means that probably in the not—too—distant future, you could find yourself on an aeroplane with a lot more automated features — but no pilot? well, that still feels like a long way away. that was shiona up in the air. we're coming back to earth with a bump now, quite literally, because depending on the road surface you drive on, you could be in for a smoother or more bumpy ride. but one thing that's worse than cobbled streets is potholes. and paul carter's been to a test track to see some of the latest technology that's hoping to create a smoother ride for everyone. yes, uneven ...

That was shiona up in the air. we're coming back to earth with a bump now, quite literally, because depending on the road surface you drive on, you could be in for a smoother or more bumpy ride. but one thing that's worse than cobbled streets is potholes. and paul carter's been to a test track to see some of the latest technology that's hoping to create a smoother ride for everyone. yes, uneven surfaces are the bane of many road users' journeys, spoiling the ride experience and in some cases, even causing damage to vehicles. i've come to a secure test track facility in the uk to meet a company...

Dr Emma Howard says we need to re-frame the narrative to change attitudes and behaviours around cycling.

SEREMBAN: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has its own ways to ensure motorists whose driving licences are suspended by the courts for serious traffic violations stay off the road, says Anthony Loke Siew Fook.