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Merseyside Police roll out roadside evident...
Merseyside Police has become the first force in the country to use evidential roadside alcohol-testing technology, aiming to catch and deter drink-drivers returning from holiday.
HGV registrations fall 14.7% as fleet repla...
UK HGV registrations fell by 14.7% in the second quarter of 2026 as fleet operators slowed vehicle replacement programmes amid continued economic pressures, according to
Scammers selling bogus HPI checks must be s...
The company behind the original HPI Check has called on regulators to take action against a growing number of vehicle history websites it claims are
The hidden cost to fleets of undocumented v...
Most fleet operators have to take care of their scheduled maintenance expenses. Servicing intervals, tyre replacement cycles, MOT preparation- these are budgeted, tracked, and managed.
RHA Truck Cartel Legal Action: CAT sets Oct...
The Road Haulage Association (RHA)’s long-running Truck Cartel Legal Action has reached another significant milestone, with the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) scheduling a case management
Van market grows 22% with record electric L...
The new van market enjoyed another strong month in July, with registrations rising 22.0% year-on-year to 28,578 units, according to the latest figures from the
Hauliers turn to technology as diesel theft...
Rising fuel costs and increased diesel theft incidents are driving growing concern across the road transport sector, with hauliers increasingly looking to technology solutions to
UK new car registrations rose 11.7% in July
Britain’s new car market recorded its eighth consecutive month of growth in July, with car registrations rising by 11.7% to 156,571 units, according to the
Driver distraction remains a major fleet sa...
Driver distraction continues to be a persistent and recurring risk for commercial fleet operations, representing one of the biggest influencing factors in road collisions, insurance
Drink-Drive deaths fall to historic low but...
The number of people killed or seriously injured (KSI) in drink-drive collisions in Great Britain has fallen to its lowest level on record, according to
