Cost of a litre of petrol at lowest level recorded since April 2016
The coronavirus pandemic and a significant drop in crude oil costs are among the factors behind the drop in price.
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The coronavirus pandemic and a significant drop in crude oil costs are among the factors behind the drop in price.
A litre of petrol now costs 144.5c on average.
Christmas is a particularly difficult time for people who have a negative relationship with alcohol.
Insurance and petrol costs are the biggest factors.
To help answer, this week Dear Fifi called upon the experts at the Rutland Centre.
Top to toe in tailbacks.
A new system will link to a database of uninsured drivers.
Six in 10 people have had their mode of transport damaged by potholes.
Drivers are paying 10c more compared to July 2017.
Many insurers refuse to offer policies for older cars regardless of their roadworthiness.
Tipperary Town may share the name of its county, but the standard of its roads is “no advert for the place” says one local.
The man cancelled his membership.
Some timely advice from The AA’s Barry Aldworth for those considering a move to a ’181-’ reg plate.
We spent a morning with an AA Patrol driver.
Most drivers would cover less than 500km a month, according to a survey from the AA.
That’s according to an annual survey by the AA which recorded a drop in motor insurance premiums.
Come December, Ireland is to begin naming and shaming people convicted of a host of road traffic offences.
The AA says it is concerned that, for every litre of petrol purchased, 63.67% goes to the government.
The road has since been reopened and the crash cleared.
The Road Safety Authority said it will be watching the UK’s road laws with interest.
Over 13% of parents have ‘fronted’ for their children’s insurance according to a new survey.
On average, a litre of petrol now costs 136.6c, while a litre of diesel costs 126.0c.
By doctoring the mileage twice, unscrupulous sellers can dupe buyers and fool NCT checks, says the AA.
The cost of a litre of petrol or diesel is now the highest its been in 18 months.
A combination of factors have seen the cost of running a vehicle jump by €18 a month in the last year.
Officers are currently at the scene and there are no reports of any serious injures.
Dublin City Council plans to expand the 30km/hr speed limit across further areas of the city.
Conor Faughnan from The AA said, “It’s a tragic Irish problem that hasn’t gone away.”
The Oireachtas Finance committee today heard from the AA together with groups representing both older and younger drivers.
The company says it has been left with no option but to terminate all routes at 9pm – hours earlier than anticipated.
Insurance premiums are wiping out any savings motorists are making from low fuel prices.
The biggest roadside assistance provider in the country will be sold to two private equity funds.
A shift in the global supply of oil is set to have a knock-on effect for Irish drivers.
The findings from an AA survey suggests that Irish motorists are more keen on safety features than autonomous cars.
Oil prices are dropping and the market in Ireland is very competitive at the moment.
Irish drivers will collectively pay €300 million in extra premium costs this year, according to the AA.
In total, 1,216 people were told they had failed the test when they had actually passed