Majority of drivers unconvinced that strengthened laws on handheld mobile phone use at the wheel will make the roads safer
Drivers supportive of greater enforcement – and even tougher laws – to clamp down on dangerous use of mobile phones by drivers
RAC reaction to Spring Statement announcement that fuel duty will be cut
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes responds to the announcement that fuel duty will be cut by 5p per litre until March 2023
Drivers’ increasing concern over high fuel prices prompts call for fuel duty or VAT cut
Seven-in-10 drivers said they are ‘very concerned’ about how high pump prices are, up from 51% who said the same late last October
RAC moves to set record straight over Eustice’s remarks that the gains from electric cars ‘may be less than some hope’
The RAC seeks to set the record straight when it comes to battery electric vehicles and pollution from tyres and brakes
RAC partners with Zap-Map to help EV members get back on the road faster
The Zap-Map app will be distributed to the RAC’s 1,600 patrols via all their devices
Blinded by the lights – nearly one-in-four drivers think most car headlights are too bright
Nine-in-10 drivers drivers think some or most car headlights on the UK’s roads are too bright
Which? survey on electric vehicle reliability - RAC responds
The RAC responds to claims made following a poll of drivers on vehicle reliability
Petrol prices rising at fastest rate in four months, up another 4.5p in February
RAC warns no end in sight to price rises at the pumps
RAC comments on the impact of rising oil prices following Russian invasion of Ukraine
RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said: “Both petrol and diesel reached new record levels yesterday. Unleaded is nearly 149.5p a litre and diesel almost 153p.
“Russia’s actions will now push petrol pump prices up to £1.50 very soon. The question then becomes where will this stop and how much can drivers take just as many are using their cars more and returning to workplaces.
“If the oil pr
RAC update on Storm Eunice
The RAC's director of central operations comments on the current conditions
Slow roll-out of rapid and ultra-rapid chargers may hinder EV adoption, warns RAC
Drivers who can’t charge an electric car at home risk being put off switching to zero-emission cars thanks to the sluggish roll-out of truly rapid public charge points, the RAC is warning
Storm Eunice - RAC calls on drivers to delay trips
The RAC advises drivers ahead of Storm Eunice on Friday
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