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Theory test cheats triple in three years
Reports of cheating in driving theory tests have tripled amid low pass rates and long waits for a practical test booking. According to new Freedom
Link Group tackles grey fleet and company v...
Link Group, one of Scotland’s largest housing and support service organisations, is working with Glasgow-based licence-checking and compliance business, DriverCheck, to ensure employees driving personal
Vanaways supplies Omnis with 17 dropside Sp...
Traffic management specialist Omnis Highway Solutions was so impressed with the service from independent vehicle supplier Vanaways that it gave the green light to a
Osprey Charging now have over 1,000 live pu...
Osprey Charging, the UK’s leading and fastest growing EV rapid-charging network, now has over 1,000 live public EV chargers available for use by the UK’s
RAC welcomes independent study into headlig...
The RAC has welcomed a commitment from the Government to commission an independent study into the issue of headlight glare, after research showed an overwhelming majority of
Police to focus on ‘fatal four’...
Police forces across the country are supporting a four-week operation to highlight the ‘fatal four’ offences. The operation, which got underway on 1 April, is
IVECO S-Way trucks join the growing North K...
North Kent Distribution knows all about efficient fleet management and what a difference having the right truck for the mission makes. Supplied by Acorn Truck
Butcombe Brewery acquire Volvo new FE and F...
As part of its ongoing fleet transition from a rival vehicle manufacturer, Butcombe Brewery has taken delivery of its two latest Volvo trucks. The customer’s
Michelin completes phase 1 of its EV transi...
Michelin has completed the first phase of its electric vehicle (EV) transition programme in the van fleet operated by its Services and Solutions division in
March new car market sustains growth
The UK new car market clocked up its 20th consecutive month of growth in March, with a 10.4% rise in registrations. In what is typically the
