Ten years of smart motorways without hard shoulders - RAC statement
RAC reacts to National Highways' plans for 52 new emergency refuge areas on the M25
Petrol up 6p a litre so far this year after a 2p rise in March
Petrol went up nearly 2p (1.86p) a litre in March from 144.62p to 146.48p meaning the average price at the pumps has increased almost 6p since the start of the year, data from RAC Fuel Watch reveals.
RAC welcomes Government decision to commission independent study into headlight glare
Following campaigning by the RAC and Baroness Hayter, the Government commits to an independent study on this important road safety issue
Super charged: More than one-in-10 UK supermarkets now offer EV charging
Almost 3,000 EV charge points now in place at supermarkets; rapid charge units increase by 145% on 2022
Size matters: 98% of top 100 yellow box junctions for fining drivers in London and Cardiff are bigger than necessary
Almost every yellow box junction of 100 analysed in London and Cardiff is bigger than it needs to be to prevent traffic congestion, leading to countless unnecessary fines for drivers, a new study commissioned for the RAC has found.
Drivers suffer biggest monthly fuel price rises in five months
Data from RAC Fuel Watch shows that in February, fuel prices rose by the highest amounts in five months
Council road maintenance in England drops to lowest point in five years
Council road maintenance in England dropped by 45% in 2022/23 compared to five years ago resulting in 3,366 fewer miles receiving any kind of improvement work, according to RAC analysis of new government statistics.
RAC data shows petrol up 3p and diesel by 4p in just three weeks
The price of petrol has gone up more than 3p a litre in the last three weeks while diesel has increased by 4p, the RAC has revealed.
RAC hits 150 mobile mechanics milestone enabling nationwide fleet servicing and repairs at home or work
The RAC has now recruited more than 150 mobile mechanics as demand continues to grow for servicing and repairs to be carried out at home or work.
Four-in-10 motorists would still drive regardless of how much snow is on the roads
Majority of drivers say they adjust their driving style – but most say they still need to drive during wintry conditions
Fuel prices stop falling in January - but RAC finds 14p difference between supermarkets’ cheapest and most expensive prices
Fuel still up to 4p-a-litre less in Northern Ireland – petrol is just 136.2p and diesel 144.9p
Two years on, half of drivers still unsure if Highway Code changes have made roads any safer for pedestrians
Half (51%) of drivers still feel unsure whether changes to the Highway Code – made two years ago today – have made the roads safer for pedestrians
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