September brings an end to three months of rising fuel prices - but diesel remains overpriced
Prices remained static in September, but diesel is 8p a litre more than it should be if retailers passed on wholesale price savings
Prices remained static in September, but diesel is 8p a litre more than it should be if retailers passed on wholesale price savings
With many still working from home, RAC Insurance data shows school drop-offs appear to be the cause of the morning rush hour
The new car seat is the second in the RAC’s range designed by Cosatto
Following a competitive tender, the RAC will be delivering a comprehensive customer service centre solution to all Groupe Renault brands in the UK
Motorway fuel prices static but are now only 10p higher than UK averages, compared to 20p a litre in January
The figures suggest a slight increase (up 1.8m) in trips compared to 2019, most likely as a result of more people returning from UK-based holidays this year
The RAC announces a new contract with BCA, Europe’s largest vehicle remarketing and automotive services group
The enforcement of moving traffic offences such as stopping on a yellow box junction, making an illegal turn or driving down a ‘no entry’ road raked in £58.2m in 2018/19 for local authorities
Over 269,000 more white cars registered in 2020 than the year before, but black remains the most common overall, according to new data seen by RAC Insurance
RAC research shows drivers plan on packing in 45m daytrips in August as they look to make the most of the ‘staycation’ summer. And more than a quarter of those surveyed said they will be taking more days out than last year.
RAC Fuel Watch data shows July was another bad month for drivers with petrol and diesel going up by 3p a litre - petrol is now at 114.27p, that's 7p a litre more expensive than at the end of May. Diesel is 118.04p - 6p dearer than May.
An estimated 5m drivers hope to take a holiday across the Channel by car this summer, with three-in-10 of these (1.6m) shunning air travel and doing so for the first time, research for RAC Europe suggests.*
With lockdowns gradually lifting and quarantine-free travel agreements now in place with a large number of other countries, the figures based on a survey of 2,000 people indicate a stron