RAC responds to publication of motoring services strategy
The RAC's Pete Williams details the organisation's response to the publication today of a strategy setting the direction for the DVLA, DVSA and VCA to the end of this Parliament
The RAC's Pete Williams details the organisation's response to the publication today of a strategy setting the direction for the DVLA, DVSA and VCA to the end of this Parliament
The RAC reacts to the appointment of Sadiq Khan as London's new mayor
Please see below for a comment from RAC Business in response to the Government’s announcement of a £2 million funding competition for fleets to buy or lease hydrogen fuel cell cars and vans
The RAC's Pete Williams gives the RAC's reaction to evidence given in today's Commons Transport Committee session on all lane running on smart motorways
The RAC's Nick Lyes comments on the findings of a new air quality report from a Government select committee
In response to SMMT figures revealing largest ever number of vans on British roads, Jenny Powley RAC Business comments: “It is highly encouraging to see demand for vans and commercial vehicles continuing at such a pace, as it’s a clear indicator that businesses are performing well and are able to invest in new assets such as vehicles."
The RAC's Simon Williams comments on new government plans that would see unnecessary road signs removed
The RAC's fuel spokesman comments on the fall out of yesterday's failed talks in Doha, that may have led to a cut in oil production
The RAC's Simon Williams comments on new vehicle registration statistics, released today
Despite allocated funding the condition of local roads in England appears to be getting worse rather than better
RAC public affairs manager Nick Lyes said: “According to the 2015 RAC Report on Motoring, seven in 10 motorists say they regularly or occasionally break the 70mph speed limit, so clearly there is an issue of compliance here. It’s important that the solution to that problem offers a range of alternatives, and average speed cameras can be part of this.
The RAC's Insurance director comments on the 0.5% Insurance Premium Tax increase announced in today's Budget