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Creative ways for fleet managers to keep el...
There’s a huge environmental imperative for moving fleets electric – In 2023, road vehicles were responsible for more than a quarter (26%) of all UK
Litter on UK roads is getting worse
Littering on UK roads is getting worse. That’s the clear message from a new survey of more than 11,000 drivers by The AA, which reveals
Dynamon and AllChiefs announce partnership ...
Dynamon, a leading provider of data-driven fleet electrification software, and AllChiefs, a strategic consultancy specialised in sustainable transformation of logistics, are pleased to announce a
£1.3 billion package for the Electric Car ...
Drivers across the UK are set to benefit from cheaper electric vehicles, as the government is expected to provide an extra £1.3 billion for the
How Cybercriminals are targeting trucking o...
The rise of technology has unfortunately attracted the attention of cybercriminals, who are increasingly targeting UK trucking operations. These threats pose significant risks to fleet
Major initiatives needed to tackle empty ru...
Major initiatives are needed to tackle stalling progress on reducing the number of lorries running empty in the UK, according to leading supply chain business
E-Training World launches new suite of driv...
If drivers cannot concentrate due to fatigue, poor diet, emotional distractions, or because their minds are elsewhere, their chances of being involved in a collision
Digital investment required to keep up with...
International freight businesses will need to adopt greater levels of digitisation, automation and electronic reporting to comply with incoming UK and EU customs requirements or
Road Safety Week: Safe vehicles start with ...
Healthy tyres prevent road crashes, protect people inside and outside of the vehicle and are a critical component for maintaining a safe vehicle – Brake’s
Import Control System 2 – for carrier...
Carriers – including hauliers – who are moving goods from Great Britain (GB) to Northern Ireland (NI) by road are being urged to check they’re
