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Does salary sacrifice still stack up for fl...
Salary sacrifice has played a major role in helping many businesses move more drivers into electric vehicles. For employees, it’s offered a more affordable route
New HGV decarbonisation report reveals divi...
A new HGV Decarbonisation Report from the Commercial Vehicle Show has revealed that the UK heavy goods vehicle sector remains in the early stages of
Government extends Fuel Duty cut and haulie...
The Government has announced a fresh package of support measures aimed at shielding motorists, farmers and haulage operators from rising fuel costs driven by the
What defines the thrill of driving?
The University of Oxford and Polestar have launched a new pilot research project exploring whether the thrill of driving can be scientifically defined and measured
Why charging control is the next big challe...
Most commercial fleets now accept that electric vehicles can work operationally. The bigger challenge emerging across the industry is no longer vehicle capability — it
char.gy partners with Reading Borough Counc...
Reading Borough Council has partnered with char.gy to deliver around 2,600 new public electric vehicle charging points across residential streets in Reading, significantly expanding access
Repeat drug-driving revealed 5 times higher...
More than 12,300 motorists have been caught drug-driving on at least three separate occasions over the last 11 years, according to new analysis by RAC.
M53 motorway upgrade to bring three years o...
One of the North West’s busiest transport routes is set for a major three-year transformation after National Highways confirmed a £50 million upgrade programme for
Motability Scheme drops Drive Smart require...
The Motability Scheme has paused its controversial Drive Smart programme following widespread criticism from disabled motorists and campaigners. The app-based telematics system, which monitored driving
Loop Logistics calls in the administrators
Instant Despatch Services (IDS), trading as Loop Logistics, has entered administration after nearly 24 years in business, becoming the latest casualty in a UK logistics
