Comment on the rise of engine idling enforcement by UK councils
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes reacts to news that cities including Nottingham are starting to charge drivers who leave their engines running
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes reacts to news that cities including Nottingham are starting to charge drivers who leave their engines running
The Transport Committee has announced a a new inquiry into the funding and governance of local roads in England. Local roads comprise over 97% of total road network length and carry two-thirds of motor traffic and almost all cyclist movements.
More than half (59%) of drivers are unfamiliar with a range of new driving regulations introduced this year in France, while a large proportion are also concerned about the impact on Brexit on driving abroad
As Britain continues to swelter in this summer’s heat, new research has revealed that temperatures are also likely to be soaring inside the car, with one in three drivers admitting to having ‘carguments’.
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes comments on the report released this morning
Drivers are expected to make more than 9m individual leisure journeys by car between Friday and the end of the weekend, new research suggests
The second three months of 2018 led to RAC patrols dealing with more pothole-related breakdowns than in any other second quarter since 2015.
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes responds to the publication today of the Government's Road to Zero Strategy
Thirteen of the biggest airports have increased their pick-up parking prices this year
Department for Transport statistics reveal that car traffic grew 1.1% from 2016 to 254.4bn vehicle miles
Motorists benefited from falling fuel prices in June, but RAC data suggests the picture into July looks very uncertain
The RAC's head of roads policy reacts to reports that indicate the government is to consider ending the fuel duty freeze