Fleet Management
STOP/START BECOMES STANDARD ON WLTP-COMPLIA...
From June production, Mercedes-Benz Vans UK Ltd has enhanced the ever-popular Sprinter by adding stop/start as standard. Steve Bridge, Managing Director, Mercedes-Benz Vans UK Ltd,
G. Webb Haulage Limited select Scania again
Longstanton, Cambridgeshire based construction materials supplier and utilities sector contractor G. Webb Haulage Limited, is refreshing its fleet with 12 new Scania tippers. Being supplied
Volvo models across Europe to warn each oth...
Volvo Cars is making its ground-breaking, industry-first connected safety technology available across Europe as another step in its ambitions to improve traffic safety. The technology
Licence Check backs ACFO call for better gr...
Licence Check is backing a call by fleet body ACFO for enhanced grey fleet management services due to a rising number of grey fleet drivers.
Support open access to connected car data, ...
Fleets should back a new call for open access to connected car data, says fleet software specialist FleetCheck. The company says that the manifesto launched
Axis implements Assetminder to manage mobil...
Following the announcement of Axis Fleet Management’s new mobile maintenance division, the company has implemented Assetminder to manage maintenance and repair. Assetminder is a cloud-based
UK true fleet sees lowest March figures sin...
Figures from Dataforce show true fleet saw the largest contraction of all the channels with a 9.3% fall while the private and dealer/manufacturer segments posted
End of the road for traditional three and f...
Fleets are increasingly demanding vehicle supply flexibility, which is why it could be the end of the road for the 36 and 48-month traditional vehicle
Record number of plug-in cars on UK roads a...
The number of plug-in electric cars on British roads grew by three quarters last year, according to new Motorparc data released today by the Society
Police detectors to warn mobile phone-using...
New technology is rolling out to show when drivers are using their mobile phones while behind the wheel. The system will not be able to
