RAC issues advice to drivers with arrival of Storm Aileen
The RAC issues advice to motorists as the first named storm of the autumn comes to northern England
The RAC issues advice to motorists as the first named storm of the autumn comes to northern England
The RAC's head of insurance responds to today's announcement
Proposals released today could ban all but Euro 6 diesel vehicles and Euro 4 petrol vehicles from Scotland's biggest cities by as early as next year
As school children return to school this week hard-pressed parents are facing the prospect of no-drop zones and the potential of heavy fines for driving their kids to the school gate.
Following the announcement today by the Scottish Government that it plans to phase out the need for new petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2032, RAC roads policy spokesman Nicholas Lyes said:
“The Scottish Government’s announcement that it plans to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2032 is admirable, but how quickly this transition can be achieved will depend on the infrastructure b
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has announced plans to charge utility companies by the hour for digging up roads and give local authorities great powers to coordinate roadworks.
The Department of Transport has published its British Social Attitudes Survey 2016: public attitudes to transport highlighting concerns about mobile phone use at the wheel.
The Motor Insurer's Bureau has said that they have seen a 10% increase in the number of claims it is dealing with relating to injury claims arising from accidents with uninsured drivers
The RAC stresses that the safety of motorists and other road users must be the overwhelming priority in the proposed trials of lorry platooning.
Commenting on the the announcement today that the Government will proceed with giving learner drivers the opportunity to have lessons on motorways under the supervision of an approved driving instructor in a dual-controlled car, RAC road safety spokesman Pete Williams said:
“We welcome the news that learner drivers will be allowed to take lessons on the motorway under the supervision of an appr
The figures reveal a stubborn plateau in the number of road casualties arising from alcohol related accidents since 2010
Highways England is considering building canopies over motorways to tackle dangerous levels of toxic fumes.