Overdrive: Will we still own a car?; Honda goes for the young; Knee airbags; false ads
7 September 2019
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Welcome to Overdrive, a program that digs up all sorts of information about the world of motoring and transport. This week we are in Adelaide at the Australia Institute of Traffic Planning and Management National conference I’m David Brown In this program we have:
Overdrive: Toyota Hilux Class action; YouTube & Netflix in Teslas; Jet Charge; Shannons Classic
11 August 2019
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Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program that relishes all sorts of information and experiences from the world of motoring and transport. This week we are in Adelaide at the Australia Institute of Traffic Planning and Management National conference I’m David Brown In this
Overdrive: Australian market struggles; Lee Iacocca dead; Reviewing a 1962 Holden ute while sitting in a new Mitsubishi Triton
9 August 2019
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Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program about trains, planes and automobiles I’m David Brown In this program we have: Vfacts: Australian vehicle sales figures – The total market is down 8.4% (1:28) Iacocca, the last of the supreme auto bosses, defined his generation
Overdrive: Genesis reborn; ULEV emission zone; Snow trips; Lies, damned lies and autonomous vehicles
9 August 2019
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Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program about cars and culture I’m David Brown In this program we have: News stories London EV demand ‘rising’ since ULEZ intro, says Carwow (1:27) Genesis Opens Doors On First Australian Flagship Studio in Sydney (2:39) Names of
Overdrive: Ssangyong comeback; Noise Cameras; Lexus NX300H; Nissan Patrol; Electric car guy says hydrogen is the future
9 August 2019
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Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program where we put the world of motoring and transport under the microscope. I’m David Brown In this program we have news stories with David Campbell UK to trial new ‘noise camera’ system to combat excessively
How we describe autonomous vehicles and ride-sharing services is a “gigantic lot of nonsense”
30 July 2019
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An international transport expert believes that the language and expressions now commonly used to describe new transport technologies and services are grossly distorting our view of future. This week at a major transport conference in Adelaide, keynote speaker Professor Graham Currie from Monash University,
