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Boom in home deliveries sees vans take a bi...
Booming home deliveries and urgent vehicle replacements by tradespeople and essential workers are dramatically changing the shape of motor retail sales during the coronavirus crisis.
Licence Check offers latest licence checkin...
Derby-based Licence Check is offering advice to fleet and other managers regarding vital licence checking services whilst the current Coronavirus crisis forces many businesses into
Vehicle safety warning amid lock down
Motorists have been warned to ensure their cars and vans stay roadworthy after a lengthy period of non-use. Motoring experts from LeaseVan.co.uk have told drivers to park
Independent garages valued more since start...
Fixter, the UK’s first end-to-end online car maintenance service provider, today reveals national survey results which show that essential businesses, such as independent garages, are
DriveTech is offering online essential driv...
As part of DriveTech’s commitment to road safety and to help during the COVID-19 pandemic, it has made a new online course available free to
Streetdrone publishes its autonomous vehicl...
StreetDrone, the company who make it faster, easier but safer for cities to deploy, learn and scale autonomous urban vehicles, today published a report entitled
carwow reveals consumer appetite for in-sto...
Analysis of carwow visitor trends between 17th and 25th March reveals that car buyers are increasingly considering in-stock vehicles, as concerns over new car availability and delivery
VW transporter marks world’s longest ...
The record-breaking Volkswagen Transporter has celebrated its 70th birthday, making it the world’s longest production run for a commercial vehicle. The Transporter – also known as
BMW Group reaffirms its ongoing commitment ...
Developing alternative powertrain technologies is a top priority for the BMW Group. The premium carmaker offers first virtual insights into the powertrain system for the BMW
‘Stop-start’ approach to highwa...
A decrease in highway maintenance budgets has caused the ‘one-time cost’ to get roads in England and Wales back into reasonable condition to rise to
