The RAC's Nicholas Lyes responds to a joint committee report out today and argues more should be done to encourage drivers to change their buying habits
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes responds to the Spring Statement, delivered by the Chancellor today (Tuesday)
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes responds
Thursday proved treacherous on the roads and conditions are still challenging today
The RAC's Simon Williams gives an update on the situation following recent heavy snowfall - and with more forecast
The RAC's Pete Williams gives an update on the current situation and warns drivers about weather forecast over the next few days
Highways England has published the findings from its M5 motorway fuel price signage trial concluding that it has not delivered sufficient impact or cost benefit to cover the capital cost and operational costs of the service. This means there is no business case for whole or partial public sector funding to roll out fuel pricing signs to other motorway service areas on the motorway network.
The DfT has announced the nationwide roll-out of its 'lane rental' concept to charge utility companies £2,500 per day to speed up and improve road works following a successful trial in the Kent and London.
Asda has responded to the RAC's fresh fuel price cut call by capping the price of unleaded at 116.7p and diesel at 118.7p
The RAC has expressed concern at the number of children who have been disqualified from driving before they are even eligible for a provisional licence
The RAC's Pete Williams comments on new estimates released today
The RAC has welcomed the PM's response to a Parliamentary Question asking the Department for Transport to look into graduated driving licences for new drivers
The RAC's Rod Dennis comments on the report out today
The RAC's managing director for insurance reacts to reports of drivers being caught out by so-called 'ghost broking', where fake car insurance is sold through social media channels
The RAC's Pete Williams comments on contents of a speech given yesterday by the roads policing lead, Anthony Bangham
New MOT categories to be introduced in May as part of an EU directive. The test will now class defects as Dangerous, Major or Minor.
The Government has decided that the first MoT test on cars and motorcycles won't be extended to four years due to safety concerns
The speed limit on some French roads is to be cut in a bid to curb accidents
RAC issues advice on driving in high winds and heavy rain as the fifth-named storm of the season batters Scotland, Northern Ireland and the north east and west of England this evening and overnight.
