New month May 2023 who starts bringing its share of novelties and changes. And as always, Auto More counts everything car drivers should know
New speed cameras
Be careful if you travel on weekends May 1. Really, beyond the limits classic cabinsother radars will arrive In France.
We think in particular about “bike laser”, a new police weapon. This radar is almost cannot be detected You can also reveal many crimes, day and night night.
other speed cameras road lines like towerscan analyze several routes at the same time verbalize numerous offenses somehow.
Now exists equivalent smaller known as city radar. The last one has the same thing functions but it is more difficult to detect due to its small size.
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— VINCI Autoroutes (@VINCIAutoroutes) April 27, 2023
Offer from Vinci
Some suggestions companies were designed for users electric cars Vinci decided to put discount to gas stations and not to duties
Offer will land on May 1, 2023. You must have an offer to access it Ulys Electricwith Pass on Ulys Electric.
You have to pay to have this badge 19.90 euros. With this you will have possibility to almost charge your electric car 60,000 terminals In France.
Number of this discount is 10% for Ulys Electric subscribers. Its application is simple. you will have 10% in kitten available on your account or in the Ulys client area. This offer will be available until December 31, 2023.
The most expensive gray card in Brittany
Residents of Brittany: beware with gray cards. Indeed, the regional council of Brittany voted to increase the price of tax horseas well as horse release clean vehicles.
Thus, from May 1, Brittany region with the most expensive gray map of France 55 euros for the fiscal horse.
For example, Dacia will have a gray card €20 more expensivedepending on the version. For its part, the Peugeot 208 sees an increase 28 euros.
Source: Auto Plus
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