Statement on reports government is considering ending fuel duty freeze
The RAC's head of roads policy reacts to reports that indicate the government is to consider ending the fuel duty freeze
RAC comments on supermarket fuel price cuts
The RAC's Simon Williams reacts to news that major retailers will be cutting the price of fuel at UK forecourts
RAC reacts to today's fuel price cut
The RAC's Rod Dennis comments on reports that fuel retailers have started cutting petrol and diesel prices
RAC comment on Scottish pavement parking ban
The RAC calls for a set of clear guidelines for local authorities applying the proposed new pavement parking ban within the Transport Bill to be based on common sense.
Reaction to expansion of London's ULEZ from 2021
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes responds to news that London's ultra low emissions zone will expand significantly from 2021
RAC statement on 'The Unintended Consequences of Freezing Fuel Duty' report
The RAC reacts to a report by Professor David Begg and Greener Journeys calling for an increase in fuel duty to deter people from taking car journeys
RAC comments on AECOM's 'smart traffic light' concept
The RAC's Rod Dennis reacts to a new technology that has today been shortlisted as part of the 'Roads ForThe Future' competition
RAC comment on remote parking
The Department for Transport announced updates to the Highway Code which will enable drivers to use advanced driver assistance systems like remote parking and motorway assist.
RAC comment on new Operation Stack
Roads Minister Jesse Norman has announced new plans to improve overnight lorry parking and to ease traffic in the event of cross-Channel disruption.
Petrol and diesel prices set to rise after US abandons Iran nuclear deal
RAC Fuel Watch data indicates fuel prices are set to rise by at least 2p over the next fortnight
RAC comments on plans to use new cameras to catch texting drivers in New South Wales
The RAC's Be Phone Smart campaign spokesperson Rod Dennis comments on new technology that could be used to catch drivers using a mobile phone illegally
RAC comments on new package of measures to improve air quality in Wales
The new £20m Air Quality Fund, which will run until 2021, will support local authorities in Wales to comply with nitrogen dioxide limits and improve air quality in their areas. Among the restrictions will be the introduction of 50mph speed limits over the short length of the exceedance at five locations including two stretches of the M4.
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