Government Policy
The AA release their pothole manifesto
All political parties are today being urged to put potholes high on their manifesto commitments by the Pothole Partnership. The partnership is telling politicians that
Logistics UK calls for a dedicated Logistic...
As the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak MP announced the General Election will be held on 4 July 2024, business group Logistics UK urged all political
Automated Vehicles Act becomes law
Self-driving vehicles could be on British roads by 2026, after the Government’s Automated Vehicles (AV) Act became law (20 May 2024). Announced in the King’s
First electric HGVs delivered under Electri...
The first fully electric Heavy Goods Vehicles (eHGVs) have been delivered under the Electric Freightway programme to A.F. Blakemore & Son, one of the UK’s
Glasgow expands 20mph network
The speed limit on almost 4,000 Glasgow streets is set to be lowered to 20mph. The proposed change, which follow an in-depth analysis of the
The urgency of boosting the eLCV sector in ...
Fleet managers face a critical decision – how to power their expanding commercial vehicle fleets. Recent figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders
Ford considering restricting ICE vehicles s...
Speaking at the 10th annual Financial Times Future of the Car Summit this week, Martin Sander, General Manager, Ford Model eEurope, suggested that Ford were
Webfleet to host ‘Fleet Decarbonisati...
Webfleet, Bridgestone’s globally trusted fleet management platform, will play host to a landmark event this summer, designed to help redefine the role of commercial fleets
A Budget of disappointment and missed oppor...
Yesterday’s Budget has left the transport and vehicle industry underwhelmed. For many commentators in the industry, the overall impression is one of missed opportunities, lack
We have zero clarity on what the UK’s EV ...
Paul Holland, Managing Director for UK/ANZ Fleet, FLEETCOR gives his opinion on what is likely to happen to EV policy in this week’s budget. “The
