The AA/Populus Panel
Results published in 2008
The AA and AA President, Edmund King, are keen to hear what you think so we are working with leading market research company Populus to get your views. Our aim is to build up the biggest Motoring panel in the UK to help us understand your thoughts on key transport issues.
Your opinions are important to help us develop campaigns.
2008 Results
Here's a summary of what the panel told us through 2008.
(27 December 2008) – Sat-nav is favourite for more than half of AA Members »
(24 December 2008) – Almost 10% of males drive to avoid staying with in-laws »
(9 December 2008) – Is it the end of the road for road pricing? »
(13 November 2008) – Half know a drink driver / most would report them »
(11 November 2008) – Fuel tax lure too great for chancellor, drivers believe »
(8 November 2008) – Who would you choose as the perfect passenger?»
(27 October 2008) – the influence of supermarkets on fuel prices »
(25 September 2008) – Reasons for running out of fuel »
(5 September 2008) – 90% underestimate the risk teenagers in cars face »
(28 August 2008) – Hardshoulder running and pay lanes »
(21 August 2008) – August bank holiday travel plans »
(14 August 2008) – Third of UK drivers risk dying in a road tunnel fire »
(07 August 2008) – Car traffic down 2% - AA members let bus & train take the strain »
(04 August 2008) – Some love the car more than the wife »
(02 August 2008) – Panel members don't support going metric on the roads »
(28 July 2008) – Three quarters of AA Members affected by high fuel prices »
(25 July 2008) – 82% think road tax is being used as a stealth tax »
(14 July 2008) – 18% of drivers travel by bike at least once a month »
(03 July 2008) – Green drivers »
(24 June 2008) – AA members blame the government for fuel prices »
(03 June 2008) – Road condition is worse than a decade ago »
(30 May 2008) – AA Members say fix the roads not the drivers »
(28 April 2008) – AA Members don't trust government to deliver fair road pricing »
(21 April 2008) – AA Members call for cut to drink drive limit »
4 June 2009