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The UK's Labour and Conservative parties have outlined their plans for cars and motorists, including proposals for banning ICE car sales and fixing potholes. Labour's plan includes restoring the 2030 phase-out date for new petrol and diesel sales, while the Conservatives propose allowing all engines until 2035.
The UK's Labour and Conservative parties have responded to the top-10 motoring challenges. Labour proposes to restore the 2030 phase-out date for new petrol and diesel sales, while the Conservatives propose allowing all engines until 2035. Labour also plans to fix up to a million more potholes every year by redirecting existing road funding. The Conservatives propose to bring forward funding in the next two years to invest in roads. The parties also discussed affordable car insurance, with the Conservatives taking steps to tackle the root causes of rising premiums. Labour's plan includes providing councils with long-term funding to fix roads for the long-term.
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