Gavin Bennet

Kenyan drivers develop a sixth sense that enables them to take evasive action, often in advance, in a way that is also predictable to others.

Is it true that the Jaguar brand is about to become past tense? Peli. Maybe. Maybe not.

The Trans-Africa Highway from Mombasa needs to be a dual-carriageway. Every driver using the road is likely to be forced onto the hard shoulder at

I know you have covered the perils and techniques of driving in the wet and in floods, but what single factor would you put at the top of the list when judging whether or not a flood crossing is safe?

What the traditional tuk-tuk design offers is somewhere near the lowest common denominator for the motorised transport of goods and people.

People who have gardens with lawns sometimes have to use them as car-park extensions if they have a big function at their homes.

What's the best way to pack and carry tools on safari – for the car and other things? The “work” boxes with clip lids in the shops are chintzy, fragile, noisy, and awkward to pack.

On the main roads of much of the world, the near-max speed is also the ambient speed! By and large, traffic - all of it! - flows like a conveyor belt.

Your 12V electrical system only gives it half the current it needs to work properly, so it shines only half as bright (or less).

What do “spoilers” at the back end of cars do? They seem to be universal in all forms of motorsport and, if they bring significant benefits, why don't all cars have them? Tam.