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UK Car Insurance Premiums Plunge by £60
UK annual car insurance premiums have fallen by £60 (9.6 percent) to £562, the largest drop since 2013, due to easing inflation and competitive insurer pricing; however, rising claim costs threaten future stability.
UK Car Insurance Premiums Plunge by £60
UK annual car insurance premiums have fallen by £60 (9.6 percent) to £562, the largest drop since 2013, due to easing inflation and competitive insurer pricing; however, rising claim costs threaten future stability.
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40% Bias Score
Air Canada Cancels Flights Amid Flight Attendant Strike
Air Canada is cancelling flights starting Thursday and completely shutting down on Saturday due to a pay dispute with over 10,000 flight attendants, potentially affecting 130,000 daily passengers during peak summer travel.
Air Canada Cancels Flights Amid Flight Attendant Strike
Air Canada is cancelling flights starting Thursday and completely shutting down on Saturday due to a pay dispute with over 10,000 flight attendants, potentially affecting 130,000 daily passengers during peak summer travel.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Court Rules Parents Liable for E-Scooter Accident
A Dutch court held the parents of a teenager liable for damages caused when their son's e-scooter hit a cyclist, ruling the scooter a motorized vehicle due to its high speed and lack of RDW approval, leading to significant financial implications for the parents.
Dutch Court Rules Parents Liable for E-Scooter Accident
A Dutch court held the parents of a teenager liable for damages caused when their son's e-scooter hit a cyclist, ruling the scooter a motorized vehicle due to its high speed and lack of RDW approval, leading to significant financial implications for the parents.
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36% Bias Score
Buenos Aires Tests Electric Minibuses to Tackle Public Transport Woes
Buenos Aires launched a trial program with 12 Chinese-made electric minibuses in August 2025, offering a cleaner, quieter alternative to its diesel bus system, improving passenger experience and travel times within the city center.
Buenos Aires Tests Electric Minibuses to Tackle Public Transport Woes
Buenos Aires launched a trial program with 12 Chinese-made electric minibuses in August 2025, offering a cleaner, quieter alternative to its diesel bus system, improving passenger experience and travel times within the city center.
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52% Bias Score
Germany Eases Taxi Color Rules
Germany is relaxing taxi color regulations, with six states now allowing colors other than the traditional beige (RAL 1015), affecting about 29 million people; while the majority still lives in areas where beige taxis are mandated.
Germany Eases Taxi Color Rules
Germany is relaxing taxi color regulations, with six states now allowing colors other than the traditional beige (RAL 1015), affecting about 29 million people; while the majority still lives in areas where beige taxis are mandated.
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28% Bias Score
Buenos Aires Tests Electric Buses to Tackle Chronic Transport Woes
Buenos Aires is trialing 12 Chinese-made electric minibuses on a downtown route, aiming to improve passenger experience and address chronic issues in its bus system; the trial's success could lead to broader electric bus adoption.
Buenos Aires Tests Electric Buses to Tackle Chronic Transport Woes
Buenos Aires is trialing 12 Chinese-made electric minibuses on a downtown route, aiming to improve passenger experience and address chronic issues in its bus system; the trial's success could lead to broader electric bus adoption.
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44% Bias Score
Funding Shortages Jeopardize German Rail Expansion Projects
Germany's Deutsche Bahn will receive billions for network repairs, but new construction projects like the Frankfurt-Mannheim high-speed line are at risk due to insufficient funding, impacting the Deutschlandtakt plan and potentially hindering economic growth.
Funding Shortages Jeopardize German Rail Expansion Projects
Germany's Deutsche Bahn will receive billions for network repairs, but new construction projects like the Frankfurt-Mannheim high-speed line are at risk due to insufficient funding, impacting the Deutschlandtakt plan and potentially hindering economic growth.
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60% Bias Score
Nissan Recalls 13,719 Frontiers for Faulty Headlights
Nissan is recalling 13,719 of its 2025 Frontier midsize trucks due to a software error that causes the headlights to dim unexpectedly, posing a safety risk; owners will receive notification in mid-September to receive a free computer update at dealerships.
Nissan Recalls 13,719 Frontiers for Faulty Headlights
Nissan is recalling 13,719 of its 2025 Frontier midsize trucks due to a software error that causes the headlights to dim unexpectedly, posing a safety risk; owners will receive notification in mid-September to receive a free computer update at dealerships.
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44% Bias Score
Cross-border Train Line Upgrade Planned for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Brandenburg
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Brandenburg plan a €248 million upgrade to their 80 km/h cross-border railway lines, improving regional connections between Berlin-Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern by 2037, with a possible faster but more expensive option also considered.
Cross-border Train Line Upgrade Planned for Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Brandenburg
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Brandenburg plan a €248 million upgrade to their 80 km/h cross-border railway lines, improving regional connections between Berlin-Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern by 2037, with a possible faster but more expensive option also considered.
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36% Bias Score
Buenos Aires Tests Electric Buses to Improve Public Transport
Buenos Aires launched a trial program with 12 Chinese-made electric minibuses in August 2025, aiming to improve its public transport system by reducing noise and pollution; the minibuses navigate narrow streets efficiently, offering a smoother ride and positive passenger feedback.
Buenos Aires Tests Electric Buses to Improve Public Transport
Buenos Aires launched a trial program with 12 Chinese-made electric minibuses in August 2025, aiming to improve its public transport system by reducing noise and pollution; the minibuses navigate narrow streets efficiently, offering a smoother ride and positive passenger feedback.
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56% Bias Score
Repsol's €10,000 Daily Giveaway Fuels Summer Travel
Repsol is giving away €10,000 daily to customers who refuel for at least €30 (or €8 for electric vehicles) using the Waylet app at any of its 3,300+ Spanish stations between July 14 and September 14, transforming routine stops into potential prize-winning moments.
Repsol's €10,000 Daily Giveaway Fuels Summer Travel
Repsol is giving away €10,000 daily to customers who refuel for at least €30 (or €8 for electric vehicles) using the Waylet app at any of its 3,300+ Spanish stations between July 14 and September 14, transforming routine stops into potential prize-winning moments.
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52% Bias Score
Cross-Border Rail Upgrade Planned for Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern plan a cross-border railway upgrade, with a preferred €248 million 80 km/h option favored over a more expensive 160 km/h alternative; federal funding is crucial for long-term sustainability, with implementation planned for 2034-2037.
Cross-Border Rail Upgrade Planned for Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern plan a cross-border railway upgrade, with a preferred €248 million 80 km/h option favored over a more expensive 160 km/h alternative; federal funding is crucial for long-term sustainability, with implementation planned for 2034-2037.
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40% Bias Score
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