Government Policy
Smarter route to EV transition needed
Britain’s transition to zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) must be urgently reviewed before targets increase sharply from 2027, the automotive industry has warned, cautioning that failing
New UK-EU SPS Agreement set to boost trade
UK exporters and importers could see significant reductions in costs, delays and administrative burdens following the government’s announcement of progress on a new Sanitary and
Transport Select Committee to revisit drive...
The UK Parliament’s Transport Select Committee will examine the progress made in improving facilities for heavy goods vehicle (HGV) and coach drivers when it hears
Logistics industry views Spring Statement a...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered yesterday’s (03/03/2026) Spring Statement against a backdrop of renewed oil market volatility and fragile economic growth. For the UK logistics and
Boost in grants for home and business EV ch...
Renters, flat owners, households without driveways and businesses across the UK will be able to save up to £500 on the installation of electric vehicle
Uncertain future for HGVs as UK plans to ba...
The UK government has introduced a diesel and petrol ban, due to take effect in 2035, to achieve its zero-emissions goals. With UK Google searches
Parliamentary Inquiry Launches into the Nat...
The Transport Committee has launched an inquiry that will examine the ambitions and potential effectiveness of the Government’s new Road Safety Strategy. Published earlier this month, the new
Pay-per-mile is coming: what it means for f...
We’re entering a new era for electric vehicles. April 2028 signals the end of the long-standing tax exemptions for electric vehicles (EV) and absorbs them
Councils to gain new powers to tackle pavem...
Local authorities across England are set to receive new powers to introduce area-wide pavement parking restrictions, a move designed to improve accessibility and safety for
Pence-per-mile eVED raises concerns across ...
According to Shoreham Vehicle Auctions managing director, Alex Wright, this move could place a significant new administrative and compliance burden on the motor trade. And
