UK commercial vehicle activity is performing stronger during England’s second nationwide lockdown than the first, latest figures from the Geotab and Webfleet Solutions Commercial Mobility Recovery Dashboard reveal. A comparison of the second week of lockdown (SWoL2), from November 9 to
PEUGEOT has received a new order of electric cars from Britain’s green energy provider, Ecotricity. The order of all-new, full electric PEUGEOT e-208 and e-2008 models is the latest from the renewables supplier, which has worked
Here’s a rendition of ‘Frozen’ that you won’t mind sitting in front of in the run-up to Christmas. Finished exclusively in Frozen White, the new MS-RT R120 is a Limited Edition of the Welsh company’s QVM-Approved
The number of reported road accidents when tailgating another vehicle was a contributory factor has almost halved in just five years, according to analysis by TrackDays.co.uk of official government figures. Indeed, the figures from the Department
An ”essential” Brexit briefing is to be provided by the Vehicle Remarketing Association (VRA) in its penultimate 2021 Outlook Seminar, being held online at 10am on December 3. David Bailey, professor of business economics at the
There are plenty of electric vehicle (EV) charging companies in the market today; all with their own unique selling point. As the number of EVs rise, charging infrastructure must develop in parallel to support this growing
Dr Sarah Wixey, Associate Director,WYG Contributing Posts Is there a future for Charging Clean Air Zones?
The Clean Air Zone (CAZ) programme was designed to improve air quality through the acceleration of ultra-low and zero emission cars, vans, taxis, buses, and HGVs in the UK’s towns and cities. There are two types
Drink driving related accidents are on the rise. In fact, research has found a 5% increase over the last five years. Here at Leasing Options we’ve been thinking about what we can do to help prevent
In conjunction with European Hydrogen Week, global power leader Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) today shared new research revealing that more than half of the United Kingdom (UK) commuters would be willing to travel to work on a train