Drivers ‘see red’ when they’re kept waiting on green for more than three seconds
64% have been left waiting on green for over 10 seconds – more than enough time for Usain Bolt to run the 100m
Government's plans for changes to the Highway Code to permit 'self-driving' cars - RAC reaction
Responding to the Government's announcement on changes to the Highway Code to pave the way for automated driving technology in cars, RAC head of policy Nicholas Lyes said:
“Automated vehicle technology has the potential to make our roads safer by eradicating driver-induced errors – a cause of a great many collisions – and could also make lengthier trips a more enjoyable and less tiring experien
Busiest Easter bank holiday on the roads in years predicted with drivers planning more than 21m leisure trips
RAC patrols share their top tips on avoiding a breakdown this coming weekend
Drivers planning nearly 21m leisure trips as most schools break up for Easter
RAC reminds drivers of importance of pre-drive checks to avoid a breakdown
March sets new records with petrol and diesel prices up 11p and 22p a litre respectively
Biggest ever monthly price increases since RAC first monitored data in 2000
RAC calls on Government to update guidance on yellow box junctions to avoid councils wrongly issuing fines
RAC warns of ‘an avalanche of penalty charge notices being wrongly issued to drivers’ once councils are allowed to enforce box junctions, and commissions report into potential problems
Government dismisses calls for fairer pricing at public electric car chargepoints – RAC reaction
The RAC reacts to the Government's response to a parliamentary question on electric vehicle charging
Government announces new electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure strategy - RAC reaction
The RAC reacts to the strategy launched today
Majority of drivers unconvinced that strengthened laws on handheld mobile phone use at the wheel will make the roads safer
Drivers supportive of greater enforcement – and even tougher laws – to clamp down on dangerous use of mobile phones by drivers
RAC reaction to Spring Statement announcement that fuel duty will be cut
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes responds to the announcement that fuel duty will be cut by 5p per litre until March 2023
Drivers’ increasing concern over high fuel prices prompts call for fuel duty or VAT cut
Seven-in-10 drivers said they are ‘very concerned’ about how high pump prices are, up from 51% who said the same late last October
RAC moves to set record straight over Eustice’s remarks that the gains from electric cars ‘may be less than some hope’
The RAC seeks to set the record straight when it comes to battery electric vehicles and pollution from tyres and brakes
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