RAC comments on new vehicle emissions rules expected to be introduced in London
The RAC's Nick Lyes provides comment
RAC reacts to news that the digital driving licence will be arriving in 2018
Reacting to news that drivers may be able to store their driving licence on their smartphone as early as 2018, RAC spokesman Pete Williams said:
"The majority of motorists will welcome this advance as a positive step embracing technology and making it easier and more convenient.
"Drivers will just need to be reassured that it is totally safe and will not lead to increased fraud or abuse. It
RAC comments on parking consultation announced by the Scottish Government
The RAC's Nick Lyes reacts to today's announcement
RAC comments on proposal to get experts to set rate used to calculate personal injury payouts
Experts may be called in to set the discount rate used to work out personal injury payouts after a backlash brought about by increasing insurance costs for motorists and a near-£6bn bill in the running of the NHS.
RAC comments on reports that foreign drivers may be charged to use roads in Germany
The RAC reacts to news that the German Bundestag has approved a plan that would see drivers of foreign registered vehicles be charged to use the domestic road network
RAC reacts to latest supermarket fuel price cuts
The RAC's fuel spokesman reacts to news today that retailers are to cut fuel prices for the second time this month
RAC reacts to supermarket fuel price cut
The RAC's fuel spokesman reacts to news today that supermarkets are to cut the price of fuel at the pumps
RAC reacts to pinchpoint funding plans for England's major roads
The RAC's Nick Lyes provides reaction to today's announcement
Chancellor fires warning shot at diesel drivers - RAC statement following Spring Budget 2017
The RAC reacts to announcements by the Chancellor at this year's Spring Budget
RAC comment on call to lower drink drive limit to cut accidents
RAC comments on the LGA call for lower drink drive limit of 50mg highlighting the 11% increase in serious accidents between 2014 and 2015
RAC comment on BBC bus lane camera income investigation
The RAC's Simon Williams reacts
RAC reacts to personal injury compensation Discount Rate change
The Government has cut the 'Ogden' Discount Rate from 2.5% to -0.75% meaning compensation pay-outs in life-changing personal injury cases are expected to rise sharply. The measure, announced by Lord Chancellor Liz Truss on Monday to the London Stock Exchange, will affect financial awards given to victims of medical negligence, car crashes and other incidents.
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