Organisation: RAC Foundation

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business

Call for windfall tax on Shell's 'obscene profits

Royal Dutch Shell sparked calls tonight for a share of its “obscene” profits to be subject to a windfall tax after the giant hauled in £14bn (€18.8bn) last year.

news

British group warns tourists of Irish roads

news

Irish roads fourth most dangerous in Europe, says study

business

Oil price hits new high

business

Bosses urged to help workers get through 'worst Monday'

news

Young motorists ‘lie’ about skills

Carpooling pilot proposed for Britain's motorways

BRITISH motoring experts yesterday cautiously welcomed proposals to trial a car-sharing only motorway lane.

Mon, 05 Jul, 2004

Music fan drivers may be on the road to nowhere

THEY may appear like mild-mannered, cultured souls, but beneath their love of classical music beats the heart of a potential boy racer.

Thu, 15 Apr, 2004

Blood clot risks for drivers on long journeys

DRIVERS as well as air passengers could be at risk from deep vein thrombosis (DVT) on long trips, the RAC Foundation warned yesterday

Thu, 08 Aug, 2002

Fuel protesters’ anger at £1.3m-an-hour BP profits

Oil giant BP sparked fresh anger among fuel protesters today after clocking profits of £1.3 million an hour and boosting payouts to shareholders.

Tue, 07 Aug, 2001