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School bus crash injures 15 children
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School bus crash injures 15 children

Fifteen schoolchildren were injured on Tuesday when their school bus was hit by a car driven by an 82-year-old man in western Germany. The driver was seriously injured.
Porsche workers to get €8,000 each
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Porsche workers to get €8,000 each

Luxury car maker Porsche will give its workers €8,000 each as it celebrates a record year. The Stuttgart-based firm reported operating profit in 2013 of €2.58 billion – a six percent rise on the year before.
Porsche to create 1,500 jobs at Leipzig factory
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Porsche to create 1,500 jobs at Leipzig factory

German car maker Porsche is to open a new factory in eastern Germany, bringing over 1,500 jobs to the Leipzig area. The Stuttgart-based company has poured €500 million into its new assembly plant, it was reported on Friday.
Man loses car for five weeks at Oktoberfest
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Man loses car for five weeks at Oktoberfest

An Italian man who forgot where he parked his car during a visit to Munich’s Oktoberfest has finally got it back – but only after five weeks, three trips to the city and a local newspaper campaign.
Car club warns of gridlock week ahead
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Car club warns of gridlock week ahead

As Germany's stormy heatwave rolls on this week, thousands of drivers are expected to take to the roads – and by Wednesday they could be gridlocked, warned the ADAC car club on Monday.
Nocturnal cow attacks car
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Nocturnal cow attacks car

A cow left to wander on a cold night attacked a car while walking along a country road near the town of Heimbach in North Rhine-Westphalia on Saturday night.
Study finds German women better drivers than men
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Study finds German women better drivers than men

Though men like to deride women’s allegedly poor driving skills, a new study published by Germany’s ACE automobile club on Monday showed the country's female divers are significantly less dangerous on the roads.
Clunker bonus gives Opel great year
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Clunker bonus gives Opel great year

German carmaker Opel, which was rocked this year by industrial uncertainty, said Tuesday that its German sales gained 31 percent in 2009 owing to a government cash-for-clunkers scrapping bonus.