Government Policy
Chancellor Reeves’ infrastructure ini...
On 29th January 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlined the government’s strategy to stimulate economic growth through significant investments in transport and infrastructure. A central component
Logistics UK calls for prioritisation of fr...
Logistics UK, one of the nation’s largest business groups and the sole trade association representing the entire logistics sector, has urged the government to prioritise
EV transition must come with help for fleet...
The Government’s review of plans to phase out the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030 must include support for fleet operators, an
Seven million more potholes to be filled in...
The UK government has announced a substantial investment of £1.6 billion for the fiscal year 2025-2026 to tackle the nation’s persistent pothole problem. This funding
Rules for vehicle operators carrying out in...
The Department for Transport will be making legislative changes, at the earliest opportunity, to ensure the drivers’ hours rules meet international obligations. Ahead of these
Welsh budget should recognise role of logis...
The Welsh government has published its draft budget for 2025-26 promising to “create the conditions for growth” and Josh Fenton, Policy Manager – Wales at
EVUK reacts to NAO report on charge point r...
Zapmap’s latest annual survey showed that 61% of EV drivers think the charging network has improved, but there were still concerns as have been identified
Government plans to expand the MYVT Service
The UK Government’s Manage Your Vehicle Testing (MYVT) service, launched last year, is set to undergo significant enhancements aimed at improving efficiency and accessibility for
Government confirms consultation on ZEV Man...
Last week, 20th November 2024, Transport Secretary Louise Haigh and Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds hosted a roundtable with automotive and charging industry leaders
IMI urges response to Industrial Strategy C...
As part of its commitment to attracting and retaining automotive talent, the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) is responding to the government’s Industrial Strategy
