Fuel prices ‘stubbornly static’ in July despite scope to be lowered
The RAC has uncovered retailers' compliance with the CMA's voluntary price transparency scheme
The RAC has uncovered retailers' compliance with the CMA's voluntary price transparency scheme
The RAC reacts to the latest report from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)
From potholes to paying for parking, from reducing car insurance premiums to making fuel prices fairer, the RAC believes the incoming government has much to address
UK fuel averages are still far higher than Northern Ireland despite petrol dropping 3p and diesel dropping 4p in June
The RAC believes 'General Election distraction' means there's no political focus on excessively high retailer margins
The RAC comments on motoring pledges within the Conservative election manifesto
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CMA data shows Asda is no longer the cheapest supermarket brand for fuel; RAC concerned some retailers are dragging their heels on cutting prices, with little competition taking place
Litre of UK diesel is 5p more than the next dearest countries, despite the UK’s 5p duty cut
The RAC has raised the issue of retailer fuel margins with the UK's Energy Secretary following five months of excessively high price points.
RAC calls on CMA to address glaring ‘pump price gulf’ that leads to unfair pump prices outside Northern Ireland
RAC reacts to average petrol prices up by 8p per litre this year
Petrol went up nearly 2p (1.86p) a litre in March from 144.62p to 146.48p meaning the average price at the pumps has increased almost 6p since the start of the year, data from RAC Fuel Watch reveals.
Data from RAC Fuel Watch shows that in February, fuel prices rose by the highest amounts in five months
The price of petrol has gone up more than 3p a litre in the last three weeks while diesel has increased by 4p, the RAC has revealed.
Fuel still up to 4p-a-litre less in Northern Ireland – petrol is just 136.2p and diesel 144.9p
RAC continues to call on the supermarkets to cut their prices to match those seen in Northern Ireland
Pump price cuts in November fail to reflect extent of wholesale cost falls - with drivers losing out again
Following news that new amendments have been tabled to allow the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to monitor road fuel prices and reporting any sign of malpractice to the government, RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said:
“We welcome the CMA being given new powers to take action against retailers that don’t pass on the savings they benefit from when wholesale fuel costs fall significant
The RAC reacts to the latest report from the CMA on road fuel prices