Secondary News
£75 computer system could revolutionise ro...
A £75 computer system could revolutionise road safety by allowing cars to talk to each other and warn drivers there is a hazard ahead. More
Grampian Truck Show makes its comeback in a...
Scottish trucking favourite, the Grampian Truck Show, is returning after a 13-year hiatus – this time as a not-for-profit event, raising money for local charities
NewMotion is expanding its EV roaming netwo...
NewMotion, a leading European smart charging solutions provider, announces its roaming partnership with Nordic clean-energy company Fortum. With this agreement, NewMotion is the first company
Northern Powergrid launches innovative tool...
Northern Powergrid today launches a free, online tool set to revolutionise its electric vehicle (EV) connections process. The intuitive online system is underpinned by real-world
Great British Fleet Awards 2020: The full l...
The fleet industry’s leading managers, service companies and cars/vans have taken top titles at today’s Great British Fleet Awards at a prestigious ceremony in London.
Lex Autolease fuels students hopes of elect...
Lex Autolease has sponsored a team of students from Banchory Academy in Aberdeenshire for the 2020 Formula 24 electric racing car season, sharing expertise and
Institute of Advanced Automotive Propulsion...
The University of Bath’s Chris Brace, Professor of Automotive propulsion and Director of the Institute of Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems (IAAPS), has heralded Lightfoot as a
Gold rating ranks Go Plant Fleet Services a...
Go Plant Fleet Services has won the gold medal for its approach to Corporate Social Responsibility. The nationwide specialist fleet provider has been awarded top
Tewkesbury Borough Council cuts carbon emis...
A council in Gloucestershire has reduced its road travel emissions by more than four tonnes of CO2* in the first six months since introducing a
Road charging, traffic-free cities and not ...
UK drivers should brace themselves for change: life on the roads is going to get harder and more expensive over the next decade, according to
