Law & Legislation
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
Brexit is not the only show in town for the...
As government indicates that the fleet sector must continue to wait for a published response to the recent review into the impact of WLTP on
13 automotive Brexit myths – busted
Many commentators and politicians cite the automotive industry in Brexit discussions so, as Parliament debates the meaningful vote, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
Drivers ignoring smart motorway ‘red X’...
More than a fifth of motorists are ‘putting lives at risk’ by ignoring ‘red X’ signs on smart motorways, a survey suggests. First introduced in
Porsche in tax investigation probe
Porsche said it was cooperating with German prosecutors to clear up investigations into alleged tax debts related to early retirees and taxable benefits enjoyed by
Speed awareness dominates driver retraining...
More than 10m road users have completed a driver retraining course since they were introduced in 2010 – 90% of whom attended a speed awareness
