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Toyota launches zero tailpipe emissions log...
The decarbonisation of Toyota’s operations continues with the launch of heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell trucks on the company’s European logistics routes. The vehicles, built by
Two-Thirds of UK fleets fail to monitor veh...
A majority of UK fleet managers are not actively monitoring their vehicle emissions, leaving a significant blind spot in both environmental accountability and operational efficiency.
IVECO showcases innovation in decarbonisati...
IVECO’s stand at Road Transport Expo (RTX) 2025, will highlight the Italian truck and LCV manufacturer’s commitment to innovation in decarbonisation, with focus on IVECO’s
Aegis Energy launches Aegis Trailblazers to...
Aegis Energy, the company building the UK’s first network of clean, multi-energy refuelling hubs for commercial vehicles, today launched the Aegis Trailblazers – a new
Webfleet and Dynamon partner for fleet deca...
Dynamon, a leading provider of fleet optimisation software, has joined forces with Webfleet, Bridgestone’s globally trusted fleet management solution, to deliver advanced, data-backed decarbonisation reports.
IJ McGill Joins eFREIGHT 2030 Consortium
eFREIGHT 2030, part of the UK government’s Zero Emission HGV and Infrastructure Demonstrator Programme (ZEHID), has announced family-run IJ McGill Transport as the latest member
Fuel efficient focus drives change in the U...
Volvo Trucks has ended the first quarter of 2025 in pole position for tractor unit registrations in the UK market, driven by strong demand for
Wincanton drives towards net zero emissions
Leading supply chain partner for UK business Wincanton today announces the first arrivals of 24 new electric-powered trucks scheduled to join its logistics fleet this
Knowles Logistics holds a decarbonisation e...
Knowles Logistics joined forces with FMCG supply chain consultancy experts Simply Supply Chain and Volvo Trucks UK to host a decarbonisation event showcasing their collaborative
Proposed changes to London’s Congestion C...
London’s Congestion Charge, introduced in 2003 to manage traffic in the city centre, is facing significant updates. Transport for London (TfL) has proposed increasing the
