Document - 8 September 2015

Report on Motoring 2015

This year’s RAC Report on Motoring paints a comprehensive picture of drivers’ views on topics they think are most important, such as the condition of the nation’s roads, fuel prices and the tax burden they face, as well as road safety and vehicle technology.

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More young people admit to drink and drug driving in 2015

More than a quarter of young motorists aged 17-24 – the equivalent of over 706,000 qualified drivers – think or know they have driven while over the drink-drive limit, according to research carried out for the RAC Report on Motoring 2015.

8 September 2015 00:10

RAC Report on Motoring 2015: State of local roads named number one motoring concern

Fixing local roads top spending priority but scale of problem outweighs government funding Condition of local roads likely to worsen creating negative economic and social impact

1 December 2015 00:01

One in five motorists would consider a low-carbon car, but new vehicle tax changes likely to put them off

Research from the RAC Report on Motoring highlights motorists' enthusiasm for hybrid and electric vehicles - but the RAC fears changes to car tax could dampen this

27 November 2015 17:42

RAC welcomes inquiry into all lane running smart motorways

As the Commons Transport Select Committee launches an inquiry into motorway 'all lane running', the RAC highlights its concerns around this type of smart motorway

22 February 2016 20:00

RAC comments on findings of US study on crash risk factors

The RAC reacts to on a new study by academics from Virginia Tech looking at the extent to which accidents, among other factors, are caused by driver distraction

9 March 2016 10:21

RAC comments on Scottish council's decision to redefine pothole size

The RAC reacts to news that Perth and Kinross Council plans to change its definition of a pothole in an effort to repair fewer