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Sorry no pics but: Y suffix Austin Metro in beige Y prefix Nissan Micra in black

Coming up to 1 year with my ID3 and no plans to change it!

That sounds very civilised - no need to get up early on the departure day, and you arrive back in time for a good night's sleep :D

L prefix Astra - don't see many survivors of this generation?

Maybe a 1977 one in green? Cheating a little as this was an organised meet / village fete.

Does anyone have any tips for sights, architecture or trains in Tbilisi? Not looking to go too far out of town but could be persuaded.

I saw something similar for a Stockholm ferry so the captain knew whether to pull into the harbour or not.

Agree it's a bit crap, but on the bustimes.org live map you can see the vehicle colour / registration, so at least you know what to look for at the 'stop'.

In my youth rural buses would pick up / set down anywhere safe outside towns e.g. right outside your house. Is that still the case?

Mercedes 190 in Kent, from 1993.

Paid Veloviewer does give you a lifetime map - I think on the free preview it limits it to using your most recent X rides. I can DM you a screenshot. I mainly use it for the tile bagging function - basically it divides the world into 1 mile squares and it's fun to get new ones as you travel!

Saw an X-prefix Peugeot 306 'Meridian' special edition just now.

Good spots all!

The M25 / A12 junction has just been upgraded - I think this is separate from the upcoming LTC works. Is the M25 / A3 upgrade at Wisley done and dusted now?

1981 Roller Corniche at London Bridge.

Nissan Ariya electric - must be quite rare.

If you do a lot of motorway driving as opposed to town driving, your miles / kWh will go down slightly and you will be paying supercharger prices if you can't always get home on the charge you started with. However these users would mostly be people travelling for work so it's less of a personal...

Apart from motorway services which cater for long journeys, supermarkets are probably the sweet spot for public charging in terms of cost, charging speed and productive use of the charging time. In the last couple of weeks I've been to two Morrisons which have blue MFG chargers in the car park...

Possibly not brand new, but I was alongside a fully electric Royal Mail lorry on the M1 yesterday.

On the A5 out of Wales, a trio of Triumph saloons including a 2500 and a soft top. All looked great! 1781544267 Tonight, a brace of turn of the century superminis - a X reg Peugeot 206 and a Y reg Skoda Fabia.