Arrival of the Easter break to spark almost 19m leisure trips by car
A study of drivers' travel plans for Easter indicates a million more confirmed leisure trips this year compared to 2017
A study of drivers' travel plans for Easter indicates a million more confirmed leisure trips this year compared to 2017
Drivers are complaining that some modern day headlights are too bright
To mark National Pothole Day the RAC publishes an online ‘Guide to the Great British Pothole and Other Road Surface Defects'
RAC Fuel Watch - falling price of Brent crude oil sparks forecourt price savings
RAC breakdown data reveals the cold has exposed a problem for some drivers of diesel vehicles
One in five (19%) UK firms say their employees have been involved in an accident while driving for work due to using a handheld phone at the wheel, according to new research*. RAC Business has revealed the findings from its survey of 1,000 UK businesses, carried out across all fleet sizes and sectors, to highlight current attitudes to handheld mobile phone use and driving for work.
As colder weather grips the UK, new research from the RAC suggests drivers aren't doing some basic checks as often as they should - increasing the chance of a breakdown
The RAC is making a fresh plea to Britain’s big four supermarkets to cut at least another 2p a litre off petrol and diesel following further reductions in the wholesale cost of fuel.
With more snow in the forecast, a new poll suggests drivers don't think the country is well prepared when the white stuff starts to fall
The call comes after a sharp drop in the price of oil
An overwhelming majority of motorists are supportive of the private member’s bill to introduce better regulation of private parking companies which gets its second reading in the House of Commons on Friday.
The average price of petrol and diesel rose January 2018 for the third consecutive month. Petrol has gone up 4p a litre since October 2017. Retailers could ease motorists’ misery with slight pump reductions