Fuel duty rise cancelled in UK Budget - RAC reaction
The RAC reacts to this lunchtime's announcement on fuel duty
Full tank of fuel now costs nearly £5 more than in late 2020 after yet another month of pump price rises
Petrol goes up for fourth month in a row and diesel for third straight month, with both fuels jumping by 3p a litre in February
Transport committee to launch fresh inquiry into smart motorways - RAC reaction
The RAC reacts to today's news on smart motorways
RAC comment on introduction of E10 petrol
The Department for Transport has confirmed E10 petrol will be introduced at UK forecourts in September. The fuel, which consists of 90% unleaded petrol and 10% bioethanol, could cut transport CO2 emissions by 750,000 tonnes a year - the equivalent of taking 350,000 cars off the road.
RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said: “The switch to E10 petrol is clearly good news for the environment and w
Drivers facing rising forecourt prices as barrel of oil hits 13-month high
Storm clouds gathering for motorists with further fuel price hikes now firmly on the horizon
Latest advice for drivers from the RAC as snow affects east of the UK
The RAC issues fresh advice to drivers as snowfall and freezing temperatures affect the south and east of the UK
RAC warns drivers ahead of freezing conditions arriving to the whole of the UK
The RAC advises drivers on getting prepared for the next cold snap
89 dashcam videos of driving offences sent to police every day
‘Always drive as if you are being watched by the police’ – RAC says dashcams are a ‘game changer’ in enforcement
Petrol prices rise for third straight month adding £2 to a fill-up
RAC Fuel Watch reports rising UK fuel prices, as oil hits the $55 a barrel mark
RAC reaction to Policy Exchange report on electric car charging
The RAC comments on a new report from Policy Exchange on electric vehicles
Report calls for major drink-driving review - RAC statement
The RAC reacts to the findings of a major new report into drink-driving in the UK
More drivers than ever plan to ‘go electric’ when they next change their cars
For the first time, more drivers expect to get an electrified vehicle than a diesel one according to a new study
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