Driving in my Car- Tracey Chapman
Did you mean Driving In My Car by Madness, Fast Car by Tracy Chapman or both? 
I'm certainly with you on the TC song, though - anything by her, in fact.
I'd also like radio stations to make a conscious effort to play less obvious songs, as well as less obvious artists. Fair enough if they were one-hit wonders or they had one great song and all the rest were poo not to a lot of people's tastes; but there are plenty of artists out there who've had a dozen or more brilliant songs, but as soon as the presenter/DJ announces who the next song is by, you know for a fact that it will have been the big famous one and not one of the other equally great (maybe even better) overlooked ones. Marc Cohn is one artist who immediately springs to mind: I genuinely love Walking In Memphis, but I don't even think it was his best song (granted, as a songwriter, he sets his bar extremely high).
As an unashamed Eurovision fan, I also can't understand why we get blanket coverage of EV songs on Radio 2 for two weeks in May (not a complaint, mind!), but then they never, ever seem to play them throughout the whole rest of the year, with the possible exception of Waterloo. I think it's the same as with Christmas songs: obviously, I understand WHY they're only played, erm, around Christmas, but you end up hating a good song because it's on continual loop and then you never hear it again for 11 months - even the ones like Fairytale Of New York or A Winter's Tale, which aren't especially in your face like Noddy Holder and wouldn't sound odd at any other time!