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Freight Association issues advice on Delaye...
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) is advising its members to be very careful with any business that they are offered from traders that have
1 in 4 drivers are now more nervous behind ...
Nearly a quarter (24 per cent) of drivers say they now feel more nervous about driving than they did before the COVID-19 pandemic started. The
Global road freight sector set to grow by 4...
Today, Shell and Frost & Sullivan published new research revealing that global road freight revenues are expected to grow by an average of 4.3% annually
E.ON introduces EV salary sacrifice scheme
E.ON has taken the next step in its journey to help customers and employees become more sustainable by enabling its employees to drive an electric
Lunaz targets fleet electrification after D...
Investment from David Beckham will help Lunaz, which converts internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to electric power, target the commercial fleet market. The firm, which
yourLease emerges stronger than ever
Glasgow based company yourLease has emerged stronger than ever, despite the recent turbulent year that some in the Leasing industry have suffered. Strong trading has
Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions MD Jon La...
We are delighted to announce that Jon Lawes, Managing Director of Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions (HCVS) has been appointed vice-Chair of the BVRLA. Jon joined
Teenage driving risk of death underestimate...
Eight in ten drivers (86%) underestimate the risk driving poses to teenagers, with just one in six (14%) saying they believe it is the greatest
TfL issues 7,000 fines for direct vision st...
Three months after Transport for London (TfL) launched the direct vision standard for lorries across London, new figures show how fleets are adhering to the
Why high definition maps are key to autonom...
With relatively constrained, predictable drive paths, trucking presents the nearest-term viable opportunity for autonomous-vehicle, or AV, technology. They are an easier challenge than passenger cars,
