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San Tan Valley, Arizona, US
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MINI Paceman Adventure Concept – it’s a Countryman Pickup

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Jaguar Land Rover strong September sales thanks to Evoque & XF 2.2

Sat, 08 Oct 2011

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More than half of young drivers use smartphones while driving

Thu, 28 Nov 2013

Rex, Image Braker More than half of young drivers use their smartphone while driving, new research reveals. It’s a worrying sign that distractions behind the wheel are becoming more prevalent in an increasingly connected society. Despite almost 90% of young people claiming to get annoyed when they see someone else using a phone behind the wheel, 50% admit to reading text messages while driving.