Law & Legislation
Driver shortages, IR35 and what the RHA wan...
The RHA is calling for urgent Government action to ease a growing crisis in driver shortages – made worse by the introduction of IR35 tax
Licence curtailed for transport manager fai...
A Neasden operator has had its licence cut by almost a third for a month after “system deficiencies” were not resolved following a DVSA site
CCF introduces 27 tonne electric truck to i...
CCF has added a new 27 tonne electric curtainside truck to its fleet, following a three-year development project with Electra. The Travis Perkins Group business
Super Deduction will not ensure growth in i...
The Finance & Leasing Association (FLA) and the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) have asked the Government to amend the Super Deduction initiative to
Descartes report highlights impact of Brexi...
Descartes Systems Group, the global leader in uniting logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, today announced the findings of its latest Brexit research report: Beyond Brexit: The Realities
Suspension of driver and vehicle testing sh...
The extent of the pandemic’s impact on DVSA coffers has been revealed in a Parliamentary minute, which confirmed that the testing and enforcement agency will
RHA welcomes news of changes to border cont...
The RHA has welcomed Michael Gove’s announcement of a delay to post-Brexit SPS import checks until October. The association believes it buys valuable extra time
Super-deduction presents renewal opportunit...
The 130% capital allowances super-deduction that comes into effect on April 1 presents a “major renewal opportunity” for van fleets, FleetCheck is forecasting. The fleet
The logistics of the new IR35 rules
A common misconception about the self-employed is that they fall within a specific category. Despite the fact that this never has been the case, there
New vehicle technology could save drivers ...
Technology which can read road signs could save drivers £327 million* in speeding fines according to new research by SEAT. The study of 2,000 UK
