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Now Transport for London (TfL) has announced that it will pilot 20mph limits on some of its busiest routes, as part of a commitment to driving down the number of people who die or are seriously injured in road accidents in the capital.

Starting this month, it will pilot lessons built around open-ended problems which have no single solution.

Uber says it will pilot a new feature this fall that will let women drivers in Saudi Arabia select a preference to be connected to female riders.

The company told Gizmodo it will initially pilot the change with drivers, but intends the privacy-focused feature to become the default setting "in the coming months".

It will also pilot the HPV (human papilloma virus) vaccine in Bong and Nimba counties.

How to do this for first- time trying: At the bottom of the HUD, it will say "Pilot Locking" and point a direction, Turn that direction and hold the Vortex Shield.

It will be piloted in north-east England from June, with the network of inquiry centres – stretching from Penzance in the south-west to Wick in the Highlands – due to be axed next year.

It will be piloted from next year, and the first students will be tested in 2010.University admissions tutors are excited at the prospect of a qualification that distinguishes between the bright and the very bright (nearly a quarter of all A-level entries are currently given the top grade).

To resolve the pressing issue of how best to identify and stretch the most able students, it will recommend piloting a national aptitude test in schools and sub-dividing the top grade at A-level into three, the Guardian has learned.

PayPal says it will start piloting Beacon enabled shopping experiences in Q4, and the full roll-out is planned early next year.

It will be "piloted" in parts of the north-east England next April and will come into force nationally for new claimants from October 2013.