Road casualties in Great Britain - RAC reaction to latest figures
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes reacts to data on road casualties in the UK in 2018
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes reacts to data on road casualties in the UK in 2018
The RAC's head of policy responds to new data showing that deaths caused by drink-drivers have remained virtually unchanged since 2010
With this weekend and next due to be the busiest all summer for drivers heading south through France for the holidays,* new figures from RAC European Breakdown** reveal just how long motorists are prepared to drive without a break – risking their safety and that of their passengers and other road users in the process.
Incredibly, more than a quarter of UK drivers (28%) who have taken their own
The RAC's Nicholas Lyes responds to the announcement by the government of measures to improve road safety
The RAC's head of roads policy reacts to the findings of a new report from the Transport Committee on potholes and the funding of local roads
Half of regular drivers say they are suffering more from the effect of dazzling headlights than they were just 12 months ago, research conducted by the RAC has found
The RAC's head of roads policy responds to the news that a cross-party group of MPs will examine the issue of pavement parking in England
The EU aims for the revised General Safety Regulation for vehicles to come into force as of 2022. The new safety technologies are intended to protect passengers, pedestrians and cyclists by helping to reduce the number of fatalities and injuries on our roads, 90% of which are due to human error.
New RAC figures show the problem of illegal mobile phone use is worsening, nearly two years after tougher penalties were introduced
RAC research has found more than a fifth of motorists have driven in a lane closed by the red X sign in the past year, potentially putting lives at risk
Six in 10 drivers are in favour of police forces using long-range mobile cameras to enforce motoring offences, research from the RAC has found.
The RAC's Pete Williams reacts to 2017 data released today