Secondary News
RHA welcomes increase to HGV driver apprent...
After months of campaigning, the RHA has welcomed a Government announcement that the funding band for the HGV C+E apprenticeship has risen from £7,000 to
A47 road schemes in Norfolk given go-ahead
Three multi-million-pound road schemes aimed at improving safety and reducing journey times around Norwich are a step closer after a judge upheld the original decisions
Understanding different fleet technologies
Over the past decade, fleet managers and owners have seen a rise in availability of diverse technologies offering countless opportunities to optimize operations, increase profitability,
Bio-LNG trucks join Aston Martin fleet to c...
DHL Supply Chain has introduced of eight bio-LNG trucks into its Aston Martin fleet, reducing carbon emissions by around 800 tonnes per year. The new
Fleet Evolution takes Panorama to task over...
Fleet Evolution has taken the BBC’s flagship Panorama investigative documentary programme to task over what it describes as ‘total distortions about electric vehicles’, following the
40 million kilometers of autonomous acciden...
Inceptio Technology, China’s leading developer of autonomous driving technologies for heavy-duty trucks, today announced that the Inceptio Autonomous Driving System has powered more than 40
120T GVW Renault Trucks C Range Tractor Uni...
Hauling heavy loads such as bridge sections and girders weighing up to 80 tonnes since 2009, Multi-Axle Ltd, trucks with exceptional GVW are a must.
IVECO eDaily tows over 153 tonnes to claim ...
A standard all-electric IVECO eDaily 3.5 tonne van has claimed the official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the ‘Heaviest weight towed by an electric van’.
New metering deals set to fast-track 10,000...
Three new metering partnerships are set to fast-track the installation of more than 10,000 new electric vehicle (EV) charging points across the UK over the
Commercial vehicle output records best May ...
UK commercial vehicle (CV) manufacturing grew 36.9% in May as 10,813 new vans, buses, trucks, coaches and taxis left British factories, according to new figures
