RAC vehicle check service extended to cover more vehicle categories
Motorcycles, motorhomes and light commercial vehicles all now covered by the RAC's vehicle check service
Motorcycles, motorhomes and light commercial vehicles all now covered by the RAC's vehicle check service
RAC fears evasion has played a part in increased loss of revenue from vehicle excise duty shown in DVLA's annual report and accounts published on 19 July 2016
UK businesses have saved on average 11% on their fuel bills in the last year, according to new research by RAC Business*. Company owners have capitalised on the 10p drop at the pump since last June by investing in new vehicles and increasing the number of journeys driven by employees.
An RAC Traffic Watch study has found 14.4m car trips are expected on the UK's major roads from Thursday to Sunday. Black Friday to be worse than 2015 with 3.3m leisure journeys
Motorists in Glasgow are most likely to buy a used car ‘blind’ without checking its history before parting with their cash, according to new data from the RAC’s Car Passport vehicle check service.
Britain’s ‘superficial society’ of motorists clean outside of vehicles but leave inside to fester
Nearly six in 10 people don’t take out travel insurance to cover themselves when holidaying in the UK
The RAC is urging retailers to cut the forecourt price of petrol to reflect the falling price of unleaded fuel on the wholesale market
The RAC is recruiting 30 new patrols to fill vacancies across the UK to meet growing needs of its eight million members
The average prices of petrol and diesel have increased for the fourth month running, according to RAC Fuel Watch data for June
UK firms running van and HGV fleets could be losing more than £7,000 a year through vehicles being off the road due to breakdown, according to new research* by RAC Business. The survey of 500 businesses ranging in size from SME to large corporates, found fleet managers face a raft of challenges when it comes to the cost of dealing with breakdown and loss of business.
Research from RAC Travel Insurance reveals that British holidaymakers take an average of 3.2 gadgets away with them, totalling 121.4m throughout the year