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Chip crisis subdues new car market

Jan 09, 2023Comments off

The UK new car market recorded its fifth consecutive month of growth in December, with an 18.3% increase to reach 128,462 new registrations, according to the

EV review and predictions for 2023

Jan 09, 2023Comments off

It’s been hard to keep up with the news over the last year in the UK with three prime ministers, the rising cost of living,

Over 100 high-speed charging hubs opened in...

Jan 09, 2023Comments off

Zap-Map, the UK’s leading charge point mapping service, has published new year-end figures for charge point installations in 2022. While extremely high growth in the

750 seat belt and mobile phone offences in ...

Dec 20, 2022Comments off

National Highways says it identified more than 750 seat belt and mobile ‘phone offences along a short section of the M6 in Merseyside earlier this

Push to increase diversity in HGV driving

Dec 20, 2022Comments off

In recent years there has been an increase in women looking to become HGV drivers. In 2011/12, just 6.7% of all HGV test passes were

FORS reflects on transitional year and targ...

Dec 20, 2022Comments off

Reflecting on a year of progress and change, FORS, the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, has revealed there is much more to come in 2023. January

How to bring your drivers with you on your ...

Dec 15, 2022Comments off

Your business is likely ready to make the switch to electric vehicles for a few reasons including financial benefits and supporting wider net zero targets.

Toolstation and Vanaways team up

Dec 14, 2022Comments off

Customers at leading trade and DIY retailer Toolstation can now pick up not just a drill or some screws – but a new van, thanks

Siemens and Osprey Charging collaborate

Dec 14, 2022Comments off

Siemens and Osprey Charging, one of UK’s leading Charge Point Operators (CPOs), have launched a new collaboration to help fast-track the commissioning of electric vehicle

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Driving a sustainable supply chain

Dec 13, 2022Comments off

2022 has certainly been turbulent. The war in Ukraine, record fuel prices, unprecedented inflation, the continued fall-out from COVID, Brexit and a recession in the