RAC offers more drivers than ever the convenience of getting their cars serviced or repaired at home or work
Roads and buses minister Richard Holden visits RAC HQ to meet the Mobile Mechanics team
Stellantis UK awards RAC five-year roadside assistance contract
World’s fourth largest automotive OEM by volume selects the RAC as its roadside assistance partner in the UK and Ireland
Saga selects RAC as its legal expenses insurance provider
The UK’s leading provider for insurance products and services for the over 50s has appointed the RAC to provide legal expenses cover to more than a million customers
Diesel drops by a record 12p a litre in one month but is still 8.5p above the average charged in Northern Ireland
Diesel car drivers are now paying £6.50 less to fill up than last month - but it's still too much
Supermarkets cut diesel prices by more than 7p a litre after CMA expresses competition concerns
Even with price cuts, RAC warns diesel drivers are continuing to suffer from poor value at the pumps
Barnet’s Paolo De Sio named RAC patrol of the year
Paolo becomes the RAC’s top patrol after just three years in the job
Road casualties increase after Covid dip - RAC reaction
The RAC reacts to new official statistics out today
RAC predicts busiest late May bank holiday since 2019 with 19m separate leisure car trips planned
Predictions of some settled weather with above average temperatures could tempt even more onto the roads
Government not on track to hit motorway services EV charger target by end of 2023
Less than a quarter of motorway services in England currently have the target of six high-powered chargers
RAC makes paying for breakdown cover more flexible and affordable for small businesses
New hassle-free monthly policies can be altered at any time to suit changing needs in challenging financial climate
Petrol falls below 145p a litre for first time in 18 months
Petrol has fallen to under 145p a litre for the first time in 18 months. Diesel is now below 155p for the first time since end of February last year. Both fuels are £25 a tank cheaper than at their peaks last summer.
RAC reacts to CMA announcement that fuel margins have increased across the retail market
The Competition and Markets Authority has today confirmed that retailer margins on fuel have increased. The CMA is also concerned there is evidence of weaker competition in diesel, as compared with petrol, since the beginning of 2023. In addition, it is going to conduct formal interviews with the supermarkets’ senior management in order to get to the heart of the issues.
RAC fuel spokesman Simo
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