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British couple refuses to leave Indian auto-rickshaw behind, ships it to UK: Are three-wheelers allowed on UK roads?

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The HinduBritish couple refuses to leave Indian auto-rickshaw behind, ships it to UK: Are three-wheelers allowed on UK roads?
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The couple travelled 4,218 kilometres across India in their red-and-black Bajaj auto-rickshaw, which they affectionately named Timmy the Tin Can.

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