Fleet News
BEDEO & Dangel announce French distrib...
BEDEO continues to lead the charge as it announces a major partnership milestone with France-based Automobiles Dangel (Dangel). Confirmed today at the IAA Transportation show
Renault Estafette Concept: the new FlexEVan
E-commerce has kick-started exponential growth in freight transport, traffic restrictions in city centres are tightening, and delivery professionals, tradespeople and retailers are realising that their
Siemens and E.ON collaborate to supply char...
Siemens Smart Infrastructure and E.ON Drive Infrastructure are collaborating to bring smart and efficient fast-charging infrastructure to millions of electric vehicles driving across Europe. The
How to integrate fuel-saving technologies i...
Fuel is the single largest expense for your non-electric fleet, regardless of its size. As regulations become more strict and electric vehicles begin outperforming those
Stellantis opposes changes to the EU 2025 C...
Stellantis, one of the world’s largest automotive manufacturers, has been vocally opposing any changes to the European Union’s 2025 CO2 emissions targets. As the regulatory
Wrightbus unveils hydrogen coach demonstrat...
Wrightbus has unveiled a 300kW driveline demonstrator hydrogen fuel cell-electric coach, able to cover about 620 miles on one refuelling. The vehicle, displayed at the
Freight and Logistics APPG re-established
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Freight and Logistics has been re-established following the General Election, to bring together parliamentarians and stakeholders from across the
Transport for London ends ULEZ scrappage sc...
Transport for London (TfL) has recently announced its decision to end the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) vehicle scrappage scheme, sparking debate among residents, environmental
Streamlining fleet renewal: The power of ex...
In today’s competitive fleet management landscape, optimising every aspect of operations is essential. One often-overlooked area is the disposal of older vehicles. Traditionally, hauliers and dealers have relied on
Half of British consumers consider car subs...
According to a June 2024 PwC survey, 49 percent of British consumers are now considering a car subscription as an alternative to purchasing or leasing
