Nepal to display Hitler's Mercedes gift
Car presented by Adolf Hitler to Nepali king in 1940 is likely to be displayed in palace museum
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Nude cyclists protest car pollution in Brazil's Sao Paulo
Nude bicycle riders protest against car pollution and traffic
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Should police cars be allowed on footpaths?
Police cars along the East Coast Park, the public questions the need for it. -ST
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Sizzling senior-citizen, off-track action
Lewis Hamilton's father in abit of an accident
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From wacky to practical
Bring back the trishaw. Bring back the bicycle. Bring back the bullock cart, even.
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A different canvas
"Bored with my old motorbike and too poor to buy a new one, I decided to take the plunge and trust my baby with a professional motorbike artist."
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Shell Formula One ticket giveaway (Ep 1)
Stand to win a pair of grandstand tickets for Singapore's inaugural night race each time you fuel up at Shell. There's a pair of tickets to be won every day!
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KL petrol ban: Time to back S'pore oil firms
It is, perhaps, time for us to give more support to petrol stations in Singapore. -myp
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How about a ticket to ride...
... in the new Toyota Vios driven by your favourite 91.3FM DJs? And these chauffeurs will even take you out for a meal. advertorial
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Rally the family
The speeds at which drivers in the Rally of Canberra drove would make most people cringe.
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Driving while on the phone is illegal...But what about... Eating? Shaving? Kissing?
While the law doesn't ban other activities, police say multi-tasking motorists can be charged if they drive without due care.
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8 things Singaporeans do while driving
While it is not illegal to eat, read or apply make-up while driving, a motorist could be in trouble with the law if he were to cause an accident as a result of not paying due attention to his driving.
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Lure of the Lamborghini
The supercar-maker sold 2,406 cars last year and is keeping a tight balance between sales and exclusivity.
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Monaco, Canada tracks suit McLaren
Past form for the next two Formula One races, at Monaco and in Canada, indicates that McLaren will have the advantage over Ferrari.
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Belt up? It's not practical
NUS prof thinks space at the back of lorries is meant for cargo, not passengers. -TNP
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F1
LUKE NETTO is a self-confessed petrolhead and Formula One nut who often heads to the Sepang circuit in Malaysia over the weekends to race cars. This season, he aims to give a fan's easy-to-understand perspective of the highly technical sport. Follow The New Paper's F1 Fan-atic series every race weekend.
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Struggling Hamilton
Since the first race of the season in Melbourne, McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has been struggling to even finish in the Top Three.
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Strapping in the students: The costs and concerns
Not all safety belts give equal protection ? but that is just one of the many concerns.
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