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Judging a book by its cover
When it comes to used cars, buyers will often judge a book by its cover: research by CitNOW revealed most customers consider bodywork imagery the
Yellow box junctions a ‘divisive’ issue...
While some councils are apparently keen to have additional powers to catch drivers who stop in yellow box junctions, new RAC research suggests 80% of
Daytime running lights ‘causing confusion...
Daytime running lights, which have been a requirement on all new cars and small vans produced in the EU since 2011, may be causing unintended
Axle Group provides progress update on £12...
The Executive Board of Axle Group Holding Limited are pleased to report significant progress in the roll out of it’s three-year, £12m inward investment strategy,
Companies urged to change course over fleet...
Amidst irrefutable evidence of growing global warming, companies need to change course over their fleet policies or face the consequences. That’s the warning from fleet
AA Trust wins Prince Michael International ...
The AA Trust has been awarded a prestigious Prince Michael International Road Safety Award for ten years of innovative road safety campaigns. The award will
City West Commercials apprentice awarded Co...
William Stewart, who works at City West Commercials in Avonmouth, has been awarded the prestigious Commercial Vehicle Technical Apprentice of the Year by Mercedes-Benz. 22-year-old
Demand for new vans and pick-ups grows 9.6%...
The new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market grew 9.6% in November, as more than 29,000 vans and pick-ups joined UK roads, according to the latest
Truckman receives official Toyota approval ...
Three more of Truckman’s innovative pick-up accessories for the Toyota Hilux have been granted official approval. The country’s leading supplier and manufacturer of 4×4 accessories
New electric motor for milk tankers reduces...
Lots of carbon dioxide is emitted unnecessarily every time tankers arrive at farms to collect milk. This is because the trucks use their oversized diesel
