Fleet News
Beyond the charger: EV fleet transition
The critical role of design consultancy in successful EV fleet transitions Great design is an essential component of any major business transition. It’s the bedrock
DVS Phase 2 to start in London on 28 Octobe...
On Monday, 28th October 2025, DVS (Direct Vision Standard) Phase Two comes into effect across Greater London, bringing updated regulations for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs)
New groundbreaking vehicle to grid EV charg...
A groundbreaking project is now underway to trial vehicle to grid (V2G) electric vehicle (EV) workplace charging using new, lower cost technology. The V2VNY (Vehicle
Top EV adoption challenges for fleet manage...
Fleet operators are leading the charge in vehicle electrification, with around 75% of all new electric vehicles (EVs) going to fleets. This shouldn’t come as
Webfleet launches EV Charger Monitoring
Webfleet, Bridgestone’s globally trusted fleet management solution, has introduced its new EV Charger Monitoring solution, allowing fleet managers to monitor electric vehicles and private chargers
Automotive still Britain’s number one exp...
UK car production output declined by -20.6% in September, according to the latest figures published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT)
Freight crime reaches an alarming £250m pe...
In the UK, an alarming £250 million is estimated to be lost annually to freight crimes, totaling a predicted £6.1 billion by 2049, research by
Hitachi helps First Bus move closer to 2035...
Building on the partnership formed last year between Hitachi and First Bus, seven of First Bus’ depots now use Hitachi’s ZeroCarbon battery and charging management
BEDEO urges government to incentivise fleet...
BEDEO, a leader in fleet electrification and retrofit technology, is urging the new Labour government to increase support for the UK van fleet industry in
Why resilience planning is crucial for elec...
As a fleet manager, you know an efficient fleet brings long-term success and sustainability, while fleet issues cause expensive downtime. With the UK government pushing
