Petrol falls 7p in September but should be lower as retailers take 10p a litre more than normal
Tank of unleaded drops below £90 for first time since May – diesel fill-up now under £100
RAC ConnectOne connected car product promises fleet savings in the face of mounting costs
Low cost, flexible entry into telematics – on a rolling monthly contract with no tie-ins
Public rapid electric vehicle charging costs rise 42% in four months
Ultra-rapid average charging prices up 25% since May
Majority of drivers believe changing the MOT to every two years is a dangerously bad idea
Only a fifth of drivers support recent Government proposal to change the annual MOT from every year to every two years
Energy price cap rise - what it means for charging an electric car at home
The RAC explains the impact of the rise in the energy price cap on drivers who charge electric cars at home
Kia extends roadside assistance contract with the RAC
The contract also sees the RAC working closely with Kia’s 192-strong nationwide dealer network
Petrol drivers continue to get a raw deal at the pumps despite record price drop in August
12p unleaded record price drop still not enough to reflect falling wholesale costs
Drivers hit by sky-high airport drop-off fees as two-thirds put up prices post-pandemic
The UK’s two busiest airports, London Heathrow and Gatwick have introduced drop-off fees
Drivers set to embark on more than 12m leisure trips over last bank holiday for most this side of Christmas
More than three million separate leisure trips by car to and from the West Country forecast
RAC responds to DfT's plans for the rollout of self-driving vehicles
RAC head of roads policy Nicholas Lyes said: “While self-driving cars offer the potential to make our roads safer and increase mobility for those who can’t currently drive, the jump from driver assistance to fully autonomous remains fraught with risks, so it is welcome news the Government is backing ambitious targets with more funding. RAC research also shows drivers like to be in control of their
More than one-in-four drivers risk their safety by driving abroad non-stop for five hours or more
Safety warning: more than a quarter of drivers who have taken their own cars abroad to the continent have driven non-stop for five or more hours, a new RAC European Breakdown study found. And one-in-10 have done so for upwards of 10 hours.
RAC issues breakdown and travel advice to drivers as further extremely hot weather is forecast
RAC Breakdown spokesman Simon Williams said: “As we’re about to endure another period of extreme hot weather, we’re urging drivers to ensure their cars are as ready as possible for the high temperatures. Breakdowns increase in heatwave conditions, so drivers should try to minimise the risk by checking their car’s coolant is between the minimum and maximum markers. They should also check the oil is
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