Fleet News
Testing confirms Durite PSS meets the TfL s...
Loughborough University has successfully concluded a series of tests on a new HGV safety system that will soon be required in London. They have carried
Volvo to launch electric truck with 600 km ...
The electrification of heavy trucks is continuing across the world and longer distances are now becoming a possibility. Next year Volvo will launch a new
Iceland Foods warm to benefits of DriverChe...
Food retailer, Iceland Foods, has been able to dramatically reduce the turn-around time in licence checking over 6,800 drivers thanks to the use of the
Government needs to address freight crime n...
Freight crime is on the rise and it’s destroying businesses, impacting the health, safety and wellbeing of our drivers and it’s making it harder for
Explosive Detection Dogs Service showcased ...
Speedlink International Logistics, is showcasing its specialist Free Running Explosive Detection Dogs (FREDDs) service as part of the ITV series, ‘Dogs with Jobs’, offering a
Preventing low bridge collisions
Between 1,500 and 2,000 incidents in which buses and trucks collide with low bridges happen every year in the UK, costing millions of pounds in
HORSE partners with Marcopolo to develop ne...
HORSE, a division of HORSE Powertrain Limited and a global leader in innovative and low-emission powertrain systems, has partnered with Marcopolo, the largest bus manufacturer
UK fleet industry on the brink of AI boom
Almost half (48%) of UK fleet managers are either already using artificial intelligence (AI) in their fleet management or are planning to within the next
BMW Group Recycling and Dismantling Centre
With the aim of advancing circularity in the automotive industry, the BMW Group has undertaken important groundwork in the recycling of vehicles at the end
World EV Day: Charging infrastructure needs...
Key markets in the electric vehicle (EV) transition are falling behind in their stated goals for public charging infrastructure, according to latest figures on World
