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Paul Barker

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As seen in: Auto Express, CSO, Law360, carwow, Carbuyer, Public Utilities Fortnightly, Gear Open, Automotive Daily, RYE NEWS, Company Car Today
Editor of the rather excellent magazine Company Car Today companycartoday.co.uk though these opinions are obviously my own etc etc etc.
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Electric car charging costs review launched by government

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By Paul Barker Verified
| Gear Open
The Government has launched its promised review into the cost of public charging for electric vehicles, addressing one of the key stumbling blocks for EV adoption. Rising charge costs for anyone not able to plug in at home are increasingly cited as a blocker, with ChargeUK reporting a 38 per cent rise in public cost since 2021.
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Dash cams and motorhomes will now help judge UK inflation

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By Paul Barker Verified
| buff.ly
Car dash cams have been elevated to household favourite status, after the Office for National Statistics added both the in-car camera tech and motorhomes to the basket of 760 items used to assess inflation via the Consumer Prices Index.
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The rise of over-the-air updates means car touchscreens are here to stay

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By Paul Barker Verified
| buff.ly
A chat with some Volvo software experts last week opened up a new dimension to the modern car touchscreen debate. As someone firmly in the camp of screens having gone way too far in terms of controlling the most basic of functions, I’m a big advocate for the return of the humble button. Being able to change temperature, volume, seat heater or other functions by feel alone when behind the wheel was a pleasure that I never appreciated while we had it.
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