Fleet News
CMA investigating AutoTrader over fake and ...
The UK’s crackdown on fake online reviews has entered a significant new phase, as the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) intensifies its investigations into misleading
Bradford accelerates transition to zero-emi...
Bradford’s transition to a fully electric, zero-emission bus fleet has been accelerated by 18 months after securing £8 million in government funding, marking a major
Energy infrastructure will determine the su...
The UK Government’s £1 billion commitment to accelerate the rollout of zero-emission vans and trucks marks a significant step forward for the transport sector. However,
Lightfoot is helping business reduce fuel c...
Lightfoot has streamlined the installation process for its driver coaching devices, enabling fleets to respond more quickly to rising fuel costs and ongoing supply pressures.
Volvo Car UK introduces the fully electric ...
Volvo Car UK has expanded its electric vehicle portfolio with the introduction of the Volvo EX30 Cargo, a compact, car-derived van designed specifically for business
Brigade to showcase vehicle safety solution...
Brigade will present its latest commercial vehicle safety innovations at the Commercial Vehicle Show, taking place from 21st to 23rd April at the NEC Birmingham.
Renault Trafic E-Tech to make UK debut at C...
Renault will showcase the production version of the new Renault Trafic Van E-Tech electric at this year’s Commercial Vehicle Show, marking its official UK debut
Alltruck strengthens truck rental fleet wit...
Alltruck plc has strengthened its truck rental fleet with a major vehicle upgrade programme, giving operators access to modern, compliant and dependable trucks across long-haul,
Ogilvie Fleet transforms downtime managemen...
Ogilvie Fleet has introduced a series of operational improvements designed to reduce vehicle downtime and keep drivers on the road, following direct feedback from customers
Volkswagen is recalling nearly 100,000 elec...
Volkswagen has announced a major recall affecting almost 100,000 electric vehicles (EVs) worldwide, citing defects linked to high-voltage battery modules. The move highlights ongoing challenges
