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Many drivers think touchscreen dashboards a...
Modern car dashboards may look sleek and futuristic, but a growing number of motorists believe touchscreens are making driving less safe. A new survey by
England needs faster buses
Giving buses greater priority on England’s roads could unlock £5 billion in economic benefits and transform public transport nationwide, according to new analysis commissioned by
Electric avenue: The decarbonisation of UK ...
Bus operators across the UK are rapidly expanding depot charging infrastructure as the public transport sector accelerates the transition to zero-emission fleets. Supported by specialists
Van market returns to growth with EV boost
The light commercial vehicle (LCV) market returned to growth in April 2026, with registrations rising by 6.8% as 21,716 new vans, pickups and 4x4s joined
Translating AI fleet analytics into actiona...
Fleet teams now have more data than ever, from telematics and diagnostics to driver behaviour and fuel usage. Fleet managers operating under tight margins and
Nissan to close one Sunderland production l...
Nissan has announced plans to shut one of its production lines at its Sunderland plant and cut around 900 jobs across Europe, marking a significant
Fleets have a vital role to play as road sa...
Road safety in the UK has improved significantly over the past two decades. But recent data suggests that progress is beginning to stall – and
New EV pay-per-mile tax could cost UK econo...
Introducing Electric Vehicle Excise Duty, eVED, in 2028 could cost the UK economy up to £4.8 billion in a worst-case scenario, according to new research
Transport operators should prepare for expa...
Durite, a leading provider of commercial vehicle safety solutions, is urging fleet operators, OEMs and bodybuilders to prepare for a potential expansion of advanced vehicle
US threatens higher tariffs on EU-built veh...
The United States administration’s renewed threat to increase tariffs on vehicles imported from the European Union marks a significant escalation in transatlantic trade tensions. The
