Law & Legislation
Driver had car impounded despite doing noth...
Student, Asim Tahraf bought a pair of customised number plates in celebration of graduating from Aston University in Birmingham. As he was required to do,
The electric vehicle fleet conundrum
The fleet and motor industries and politicians must unite to provide a co-ordinated timeline and pathway to establishing electric vehicles as a viable corporate mobility
Government acts to close mobile phone looph...
The Government has confirmed it will close a legal loophole which has allowed drivers to escape prosecution for hand-held mobile phone use while behind the
GDPR: Give drivers more control over their ...
As GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) has become part and parcel of everyday life, it feels as though cars are set to be next battleground
Fines for stopping in yellow boxes to be ro...
Drivers across the country will soon be liable for fines for offences like stopping in yellow box junctions, the Government has indicated. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps looks
Scotland: new ‘robust powers’ to tackle...
Tougher laws on drug driving, and a new roadside testing regime, are set to come into effect in Scotland – bringing the nation in line
Preparing for Brexit: How to Be a Flexible ...
It is a foregone conclusion that no fleet manager in the UK can afford to sit back and simply wait for the effects of a
UK auto gives reality check on ‘no dealâ€...
With fewer than 20 days to go before the UK is due to leave the EU, the British automotive industry is today urging an end
New road tax could soon be pay-as-you-drive
Motorists could soon be billed for road use on a pay-as-you-go basis, the Government has signalled. Car taxes like Vehicle Excise Duty (VED)Â and fuel duty
Nissan boss says no-deal Brexit could make ...
No-deal Brexit tariffs of 10 per cent on vehicles would be unsustainable for Nissan in Europe, where it runs Britain’s biggest car factory, the Japanese company warned on Thursday. The
