2018 road traffic estimates released - RAC reaction
Department for Transport (DfT) Road Traffic Estimates for 2018 show car traffic remained broadly stable, increasing by 0.2%, compared to 2017.
Sales of electric vehicles are rising - RAC comment and data
RAC data indicates what it will take to get more drivers into electric vehicles, as new figures show a rise in registrations
2018 vehicle licensing statistics - RAC comment
Annual figures for new vehicle registrations in 2018 show sales down 5% on 2017 and diesel sales declined 30%.
Inquiry into pavement parking launched - RAC reaction
The RAC's head of roads policy responds to the news that a cross-party group of MPs will examine the issue of pavement parking in England
EU plans to make advanced safety features mandatory on vehicles - RAC comment
The EU aims for the revised General Safety Regulation for vehicles to come into force as of 2022. The new safety technologies are intended to protect passengers, pedestrians and cyclists by helping to reduce the number of fatalities and injuries on our roads, 90% of which are due to human error.
Annual Local Authority Road Maintenance (ALARM) report - RAC reaction
The RAC's head of roads policy comments on the publication of the Asphalt Industry Association's ALARM report
Future of mobility urban strategy launch: RAC reaction
The RAC's head of roads policy responds to the strategy launch, taking place this morning
Severn Bridge journeys to Wales rise after tolls end - RAC comment
The RAC responds to new data showing an increase in vehicle traffic to Wales following the abolition of road tolls at the end of 2018
New measures to clamp down on rogue private parking firms become law - RAC reaction
The RAC responds to the introduction today of a new law protecting drivers, the Parking (Code of Practice) Act 2019
RAC responds to Transport Committee inquiry into road safety
The RAC responds to news that the Transport Committee has opened an inquiry into road safety
RAC comment on DfT launching consultation on increasing utility firms’ roadworks guarantee
Utility companies could be better held to account for poor road repairs that cause potholes or dangerous road surfaces. The Department for Transport has today announced a consultation that could mean they have to increase their guarantee for road repairs from two years to five.
Delays increasing on major roads in England - RAC comment
The RAC's head of roads policy reacts to new figures showing a significant increase in delays on England's motorways and major A-roads
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