Fleet News
Can electric vans cope with demands of onli...
The courier sector is currently experiencing two major consumer demands – an ever-increasing expectation for rapid delivery times, and a growing concern for greener methods.
What makes a Fleet Card Fraudster tick?
Fleet card fraud is a dynamic and growing issue. Often underrated and overshadowed by credit and debit card fraud. Our research has shown that fleet
RHA “extremely concerned” as overhaul o...
The government has forged ahead with its plan to overhaul the Highway Code, giving cyclists right of way at junctions and making HGV drivers bear
Fuelled by Glenfiddich; natural powered tra...
Part of the 133-year-old independent family-owned distiller William Grant & Sons, Glenfiddich is looking to the future. With its ‘Fuelled by Glenfiddich’ initiative, the brand
Campaigners win court fight to block Stoneh...
Campaigners have won a court battle to block the £1.7bn construction of a road tunnel near Stonehenge. Mr Justice Holgate has ruled that a decision
Surround a Town ‘so important’ for road...
An ‘astonishing’ 298 speeding offences were detected during a recent ‘Surround a Town’ day in the Essex town of Harlow. Organised by the Safer Essex
Portal provides updates on Operation SNAP s...
A new portal has been launched to enable those who submit footage of driving offences in Wales to access an update on the status of
Proace joins electric vehicle initiative in...
The new Toyota Proace Electric is joining a new city electric vehicle initiative that lets potential users discover the benefits of zero emission vans before
To buy or not to buy: leasing a commercial ...
Every operator of commercial vehicles will be familiar with the costs and liabilities involved, as well as the value they bring to the business. Perhaps
Logistics UK presses government for tempora...
Logistics UK has called for government to review its decision not to grant temporary work visas to EU HGV drivers, in the wake of mounting
