Law & Legislation
Tracking Health & Safety: How have fin...
The revised sentencing guidelines for health and safety offences, introduced in February 2016, meant greatly increased fines across all sectors, including transport and logistics. The
Employer tax bills follow upper tribunal ru...
Back in August 2017, the first-tier tribunal (FTT) considered whether three commercial vehicles (two Volkswagen Kombi vehicles and one Vauxhall Vivaro) should be classified as
All new cars to have a speed limiter fitted
Under new EU safety rules, all new cars from 2022 must be fitted with Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) and ‘black boxes’ that will use the
UK car dealers cut debt by 22% in a year &#...
The UK’s Top 100 UK car dealerships have reduced their debts by 22% over the last year to £9.7bn down from £12.5bn in the previous
BVRLA members are delivering the future of ...
The BVRLA has welcomed the Government’s announcement that it will provide more financial, regulatory and policy support for UK cities looking to develop their own
Brexit ferry contracts could cost millions ...
The government will have to spend millions of pounds more to keep its no-deal ferry contracts in place if Brexit is delayed, the BBC reports.
Government’s approach to road safety unde...
The Transport Committee has launched a new inquiry into road safety – and is keen to hear from road safety professionals and members of the
Driving with loud music could now get you a...
Bradford are to introduce a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) which gives officers the ability to impose a fine of up to £100. This has
TruTac in the driving seat with new Integra...
TruTac, the tachograph and compliance software experts, are launching a newly integrated product at this year’s CV Show. The redesigned TruLicence system enables operators to
Spring Statement response
Paul Hollick, ICFM (Institute Of Car Fleet Management) chairman: “On behalf of all fleet decision-makers and company car drivers, the ICFM is hugely disappointed that
