Secondary News
RTX Northern Ireland set to make its debut
RTX Northern Ireland is set to make a high-profile debut this spring, quickly establishing itself as a must-attend event for HGV fleet operators across the
Pay-per-mile is coming: what it means for f...
We’re entering a new era for electric vehicles. April 2028 signals the end of the long-standing tax exemptions for electric vehicles (EV) and absorbs them
Renault wins two Van Reviewer Awards for El...
Renault has been celebrated at the inaugural Van Reviewer Awards, securing two accolades that highlight the strength of its current and future pure-electric light commercial
Rising costs to pose biggest challenge for ...
The UK’s service and repair sector is set to face a convergence of challenges this year, according to The Motor Ombudsman’s latest annual survey of
Queclink named leading telematics hardware ...
Queclink Wireless Solutions has been ranked third in Berg Insight’s Global Aftermarket Vehicle Telematics Hardware Market report following a strong year of sales growth, expanding
CoolKit joins Healthcare Distribution Assoc...
CoolKit, the UK’s leading specialist in temperature-controlled and refrigerated light commercial vehicles, has joined the Healthcare Distribution Association (HDA UK) as an associate member. HDA
Dennis Eagle enhances efficiency with Allis...
Dennis Eagle, the leading manufacturer of refuse collection vehicles (RCVs) in the UK, will specify Allison xFE™ fully automatic transmissions from Allison Transmission, on two
Asset Alliance Group puts down new roots at...
Huntapac, a specialist in the growing, packing and transportation of root vegetables to the UK’s largest retailers, has struck its first deal with Asset Alliance
Advanced Automatic Collision Notification c...
At CES 2026, Intrado Life & Safety, Inc. (Intrado), a leader in emergency communications technology, and SBD Automotive, a global automotive research and consulting firm,
Van market shrinks in 2025 despite EV growt...
The UK’s new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market declined by -10.3% in 2025 with 315,422 vans, pickups and 4x4s registered, according to the latest figures
