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Bend (the rules) like Beckham
Texting in traffic like David Beckham isn’t the only offence that could see British motorists have their license taken away, drivers have been reminded. Driving
BP offers flexibility with fuel & char...
BP is launching a new Fuel & Charge offer providing one simple solution to keep all vehicle fleets on the move no matter what their
Excitement for autonomous vehicles soars bu...
A new study from the Capgemini Research Institute has found that consumer preference for riding in self-driving cars is set to double within the next
AI could save automotive manufacturers up t...
Greater use of advanced analytics, and AI in particular, could produce a saving of between £150m and £200m in reduced warranty claims for car manufacturers,
The changing face of UK van drivers
From professional knitters to vicars, the UK’s van drivers are fast becoming an eclectic mix of people, as new research released by MoneySuperMarket reveals who are the most accident-prone drivers. While the
81% of consumers call for licence ban for r...
As the fifth UN Road Safety Week (6-12 May) calls for people to #SpeakUp and save lives, a survey from Venson, an independent UK wide
New car demand falls in April as plug-in hy...
The UK new car market declined by -4.1% in April, according to figures released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The month
The future of electric vehicles
Go Ultra Low will return to the Hay Festival this year to host a panel on the future of electric vehicles. Following a successful inaugural
Road Safety Week
Road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist is using the forthcoming UN Global Road Safety Week as an opportunity to encourage all drivers and
EV volumes rise in the UK used market
The volume of used electric vehicles (EVs) available in the UK has risen by 27% since 2017 according to automotive data experts cap hpi. The
