RAC
Drink drive deaths highest since 2009
There’s been a sharp increase in the number of deaths on Britain’s roads caused by drunk drivers. Final figures for 2022 released by the Department
Fuel falls for second straight month
Fuel prices fell for the second consecutive month but not by as much as they should have with a litre of petrol reducing by 3p
UK drivers still losing out at the pumps
Drivers across the UK – with the exception of those in Northern Ireland – are continuing to get an extremely poor deal every time they
Labour’s Transport Manifesto review
Labour published their 2024 General Election manifesto yesterday (13 June 2024) and within its 136 pages – the longest of all published manifestos, sets out
Road signs obscured by spring growth
Three-quarters (74%) of drivers say speed limit signs are the most likely type of sign to be covered up by overgrown foliage, with 30mph signs
RAC welcomes independent study into headlig...
The RAC has welcomed a commitment from the Government to commission an independent study into the issue of headlight glare, after research showed an overwhelming majority of
RAC calls for action on headlight glare
The RAC is calling on the Government to commission an independent study into the issue of headlight glare after new research found 85% of those
RAC: Major retailers are refusing to pass o...
The average price of petrol fell by 7.5p a litre in November to 146.95p, but data from RAC Fuel Watch* shows that drivers are still paying
Anger at poor state of roads reaches a new ...
Frustration over the poor state of the UK’s local roads has reached its highest level in nine years. In the RAC’s annual Report on Motoring*,
Biggest monthly fuel rise in 23 years in Au...
The price of petrol rocketed by nearly 7p (6.68p) a litre in August while diesel shot up by 8p, making for the fifth and sixth
