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Fuel prices at three-year low, says AA

Fuel prices at three-year low, says AA

Fuel prices are at a three-year low, according the AA. Petrol prices in March have been 129.46 pence-per-litre on average, down from 138.42 pence-per-litre in 2013, while the average diesel price was down 8.6 pence-per-litre from 145.24p to 136.59p.

Older Drivers Safer Reports IAM


Older drivers are as safe as drivers from all other age groups, according to research published by the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists). Contrary to widespread belief, the study shows experience counts in the drive for safer roads.  They have better attitudes to safety, deal with hazards better than young drivers and use experience to increase their safety margins on the road.

Dartford toll price hikes "nice little earner"


The decision to increase prices to use the Dartford Toll has outraged motoring organisations. The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) and The AA have both spoken out against the price hikes which came into effect earlier this month.

Motorists feel the pinch as fuel prices keep rising


Petrol prices have risen to within just 3p shy of the record set in April. Motoring organisations are warning that people living in rural areas and businesses are being hit particularly hard.

Nigel Mansell backs training for young drivers


With the news that 23% of drivers in the 18-24 age group have had a crash, Nigel Mansell is backing calls for driver training before people get to the age of 17. Mansell, a Member of the Commission for Global Road Safety, said: “This is a vitally important issue which doesn’t get enough attention. Too many of our young people are still being killed or injured on the roads. These are preventable tragedies.”