AROUND 200 vehicles have been removed from Scotland's roads in the last two years due to the spread of Government-backed car clubs, a report has found.
AROUND 200 vehicles have been removed from Scotland's roads in the last two years due to the spread of Government-backed car clubs, a report has found.
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DAMIEN HENDERSON Transport Correspondent
The pay-as-you-drive model has become increasingly popular among households keen to cut motoring bills by getting rid of their main car or second vehicle, but is also used by businesses and commuters who share journeys to work.
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