RAC Report on Motoring 2016

6.0 RAC calls to action

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Environment Air quality: Motorists are concerned about poor air quality, particularly in their local area and the RAC calls on the Government to move forward rapidly to implement the air quality strategy published in 2015. We also call upon those local authorities implementing Clean Air Zones to do so in line with the framework defined in the strategy, to target only the most polluting vehicles, and to do so in a way that is not punitive for owners of smaller, more modern diesel vehicles, many of whom believed their choice to be environmentally sound because of the low carbon dioxide emissions of such vehicles.

Autonomous vehicles Driverless cars: There is still a

Join the debate today Follow the conversation on Facebook and Twitter: RAC on Facebook @TheRAC_UK and @RAC_Press on Twitter Share your thoughts directly with us, use #ROM2016 on Twitter sceptical and some fearful of the prospect of driverless cars on UK roads. A receptive and enthusiastic home market would benefit the UK‘s economic success in this emerging market and the RAC therefore calls on the Government and the motor industry to inform and engage with motorists so that they better understand the benefits of such vehicles. poor understanding of the potential benefits of connected and autonomous vehicles among motorists with many

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