Environment News
Half-a-million ultra low emission vehicles ...
The UK is accelerating further towards a greener transport future, as stats reveal that over half-a-million ultra low emission vehicles (ULEV) are now being driven
Tevva and Vattenfall to support fleets with...
Tevva and Vattenfall Network Solutions, a division of Vattenfall, have joined forces to help businesses switch to a zero-emission vehicle fleet and to reduce the
Clean Air Zones present challenges for flee...
Concerns surrounding Clean Air Zones (CAZs) are two of the top three issues that car and van fleets believe they will face before 2026. Findings
ULEZ expansion to drive autumn spike in van...
Enterprise is advising all businesses operating trucks and vans in the South East to plan their vehicle provision now to avoid paying thousands of pounds
Green supply chains will be key in Britain ...
Earth Day was a great opportunity for supply chain management teams to consider how they can facilitate greater sustainability in their operations. With this in mind,
Leave your car at home twice a month urges ...
The Go-Ahead Group is urging motorists to consider a minor change in their travel habits to make a major difference to the planet this Earth
Tican Chilled switches to diesel-free refri...
Meat wholesaler Tican Chilled is using hydraulic-drive TRUs on two CNG-powered Scania 18 tonners, in a bid to apply long-term sustainable solutions to their national
Trial project launched to reduce transport ...
Enterprise Car Club vehicles are just some of the innovative projects being looked at to reduce transport emissions under a two-year trial at the University
Renewable fuels could cut truck emissions b...
The widespread use of high blend renewable fuels (HBRF) could reduce truck emissions by 46 million tonnes over the next decade, a study by Zemo
New tighter LEZ standards for HGVs introduc...
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is today tightening the London-wide Low Emission Zone (LEZ) standards for heavy vehicles. Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs), buses and coaches must now meet Euro VI (NOx and PM) emissions standards
