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Osprey ramps up its EV charging network rol...
Osprey Charging, one of the UK’s leading networks of rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging points, has shown how quickly the deployment of public charging infrastructure
Staying ahead of HMRC’s IR35 compliance c...
When HMRC introduced changes to the ‘off-payroll working rules’, commonly known as IR35, in April 2021, the transport sector was particularly hit by the changes.
Road freight prices climb
Haulage prices have increased almost 3% in the last month, while the August return of the HGV levy threatens significant rises. After a significant drop
The smarter, fully connected, all-electric ...
Ford Pro today revealed the E-Transit Courier, a ground-up new all-electric commercial vehicle bringing enhanced connectivity and productivity for compact van customers. Extending Ford Pro’s
Manheim celebrates strongest ever start to ...
March concluded with a bang at the UK’s Number 1 CV auction house with demand remaining very positive as the quarter concluded in a strong
Twelve years of FORS Gold at O’Donovan Wa...
O’Donovan Waste has earned its Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) Gold status for the twelfth consecutive year, demonstrating impressive ongoing commitment and dedication to achieving
UK’s first full sized fleet of AVs to be ...
Stagecoach, the UK’s largest bus and coach operator has today (4 April) announced that it has successfully registered the bus service that its fleet of
Schmitz Cargobull unveils its new UK plant
More than 200 customers, dignitaries and members of the press gathered at the Schmitz Cargobull factory in the UK to celebrate the official opening of
Fleets risk falling foul of “EV charging ...
Fleets investing in EVs risk falling foul of ‘charging deserts’ in harder-to-reach areas of the UK, according to industry figures. While grid capabilities are increasing
First Hydrogen uncovers next-gen zero emiss...
Automotive and clean energy developer, First Hydrogen, unveils the concept for its revolutionary next generation zero emission vehicle. The light commercial vehicle (LCV) has been
