The UK is adapting to the new hot spot for coronavirus in Europe, so where was Britain wrong?
The photos showed thousands of cars stored in a giant waiting in England amid a drop in demand. Picture: Christopher Furlong / Getty Images Source: Getty Images
Thousands of rental cars have been photographed in a “car cemetery” at a former East Midlands racecourse in the UK amid a drop in the call through the pandemic.
The used ones are parked around the disused race track from Rockingham to Corby in Northamptonshire. Cars are stored on the track after renting and renting cars that have experienced a sharp decline in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
The used promotion market has also been affected, with fewer drivers on the road since the restrictions took effect this year.
The facility owner said he saw a massive construction in the garage calling the facility for the pandemic, but still had an area available, according to Northants Live.
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Thousands of are stored in the old circuit amid the decline of the call due to the pandemic. Picture: Christopher Furlong / Getty Images Source: Getty Images
The site owner said the garage application had increased the pandemic. Picture: Christopher Furlong / Getty Images Source: Getty Images
Road in the UK has fallen by about a third. Picture: Christopher Furlong / Getty Images Source: Getty Images
The old track now serves as a garage for cars before they go on sale at second-hand dealerships or at auctions.
The coronavirus pandemic has reduced road traffic to a third of the same degrees in the UK.
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The owner said he still had room for more cars. Picture: Christopher Furlong / Getty Images Source: Getty Images
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