Fleet News
Chevin benefit from 50% green fleet investm...
Chevin Fleet Solutions has joined the green fleet revolution and proudly announces that over half of its company vehicles are boasting such credentials. Having joined
Electric trucks are here to stay but they d...
Electric trucks are suddenly no longer a speck on a far-off horizon. Light- and medium-duty electric trucks are in service now. California-based Thor is demonstrating heavy- and
How will smart charging be delivered to the...
Following our report in December 2018 that government-funded charging points must be smart from July 2019, there has been much discussion and debate within the
Celebrating 60 years of an icon: The Mini 6...
On 26 August 1959, British Motor Corporation (BMC) proudly revealed a car that captured the imagination of the world and revolutionised the compact car segment.
Government fails to act on advice from indu...
The BVRLA shares the BEIS Committee’s disappointment in government’s recent response to the committee’s electric vehicle report, expressing concerns that opportunities are being missed to
Camera Telematics launches Street Angel in ...
Camera Telematics, the leaders in vehicle camera technology enabling fleet operators to achieve the highest standards of risk management strategies, today announced the UK launch
New Scania/Hyva skiploader launched
Scania has launched a fully built-up skiploader based on its 18-tonne gross vehicle weight New Generation P-series chassis. Developed in conjunction with market leading skiploader
Eurotunnel: reaction to the Brexit vote
Eurotunnel duly notes the vote by MPs against the approval of the Withdrawal Agreement by the House of Commons. Eurotunnel now calls on political leaders
Scotland announces ‘zero tolerance’ app...
The Scottish Government says its already ‘stringent’ road safety laws will be ‘strengthened further’ by the introduction of drug-driving limits and roadside testing later this
Initiative helps military personnel ‘Surv...
A new road safety initiative is being piloted at military bases in the south west on the back of figures suggesting army personnel are ‘111%
