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The milestones in U.S. electric commercial ...
Fleet electrification is gaining momentum worldwide. America is a key player in the global push toward decarbonization, and as a UK fleet manager, understanding its
Does salary sacrifice still stack up for fl...
Salary sacrifice has played a major role in helping many businesses move more drivers into electric vehicles. For employees, it’s offered a more affordable route
Why charging control is the next big challe...
Most commercial fleets now accept that electric vehicles can work operationally. The bigger challenge emerging across the industry is no longer vehicle capability — it
Can refrigerated vehicle operators afford &...
Most buyers of a refrigerated vehicle don’t discover what they actually paid for until three years in. By that point, the purchase price has faded
Translating AI fleet analytics into actiona...
Fleet teams now have more data than ever, from telematics and diagnostics to driver behaviour and fuel usage. Fleet managers operating under tight margins and
Fleets have a vital role to play as road sa...
Road safety in the UK has improved significantly over the past two decades. But recent data suggests that progress is beginning to stall – and
Policy vs Politics: Why EV fleet transition...
With so much uncertainty being reported in the news around the move to electric vehicles, Natasha Fry, head of sales at Mer Fleet Services, talks about why the
Fleet card issuing and the transition to hy...
The fleet card market is experiencing its most significant change since proprietary fuel networks were introduced. For decades, closed-loop ecosystems have supported commercial value, customer
The ripple effect of the Iran confict on Am...
The 2026 conflict in Iran has triggered a seismic shift in global supply chains, with the United States’ logistics severely impacted by soaring fuel costs,
How to get EV depot charging infrastructur...
Electric vehicles (EVs) are central to reducing fleet emissions, but successful electrification depends far more on charging infrastructure than the vehicles themselves. For many UK
