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Autonomous fleets – an insurance for the ...
There is no doubt that the automotive world is set to change dramatically in the next five or so years as autonomous vehicles (AVs) are
Firms told to offer staff van driving lesso...
Firms are being called upon to make sure they have adequate van drivers available by offering advanced training for nervous team members. Van experts from
The Chancellor is still leaving us in the d...
Responding to the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget, Matt Dyer, Managing Director of LeasePlan UK, said: On the economic outlook: “Britain’s impending departure from the EU is
Budget 2018: Industry and business response
Yesterday, Phillip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer, gave his final Budget before Brexit in March 2019. The general consensus would seem that the Chancellor didn’t
Electric vehicles are inspiring the enginee...
Electric vehicles took centre stage at the Greenpower International Finals, held recently at Rockingham Speedway. The event is run by the Greenpower Education Trust –
Alexander Dennis secures Berlin Enviro500 c...
The framework contract from BVG is for a minimum of 70 buses, though up to 430 could be ordered to a value of £194m Alexander
Top 10 road rage phrases revealed
The definition of road rage explains it as “a situation in which a driver becomes extremely angry or violent with the driver of another car
15mph speed limit proposed for City of Lond...
The City of London Corporation has unveiled new plans to tackle air quality, road danger and congestion – including the introduction of a 15mph speed
UK petrol stations to embrace electric
ChargePoint, the world’s leading electric vehicle (EV) charging network, and Total Gas & Power, one of the leading energy suppliers to business customers, today announced
Derby rejects Clean Air Zone scheme
The BVRLA has welcomed Derby City Council’s plans to apply new air quality traffic management measures instead of opting for a charging Clean Air Zone
