Hospital parking charges named the most hated of all parking fees
RAC calls for English hospitals to make paying for parking easier and fairer
RAC calls for English hospitals to make paying for parking easier and fairer
RAC chief engineer David Bizley says:“The 800% increase in drug driving arrests reported by Cheshire Police and the 50% positive results of drug driving tests conducted by police across England and Wales over the Christmas period, shows that the new roadside testing equipment is really making a difference. ”
More than two thirds (68%) of businesses in the UK are saving money on their vehicle fuel bills due to the adoption of telematics, according to research by RAC Business*. The study of businesses across all sectors of industry also suggests that 55% saw a reduction in wear and tear and 48% said there was a reduction in downtime for their vehicles, contributing to further savings.
The RAC's Simon Williams comments on updates to the Scotland Bill that will grant Holyrood new powers over pavement parking
The RAC reacts to on a new study by academics from Virginia Tech looking at the extent to which accidents, among other factors, are caused by driver distraction
Nearly a fifth of motorists would not inform their insurer if they picked up penalty points while driving, new research by RAC Insurance has found
With some analysts predicting Sterling would weaken in the event of Brexit, the RAC looks at what this might mean for motorists at the pumps
The RAC's Rod Dennis provides advice to motorists as temperatures drop, with a threat of snow for some
The RAC's chief engineer comments on provisional figures released by the Department for Transport indicating an increase in traffic on the roads
UK truckers are responding to calls for greater road safety with investment in new vehicles, customisation and driver training, according to new research by RAC Truck Rescue.
The RAC's chief engineer comments on figures that confirm the number of people killed as a result of drink-drive accidents has remained static for the last five years
Transport for London (TfL) removes white lines from parts of the city in an attempt to slow drivers down