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Carrier Transicold Vector® eCool does not ...
The all-electric, zero-direct-emission Carrier Transicold Vector® eCool has become the first technology of its kind available to UK customers without the requirement for Individual Vehicle
Government ambivalence over 2030 EV deadlin...
This week’s government ambivalence over the longstanding 2030 EV sales deadline is potentially “damaging for fleets” who are committed to electrification, says FleetCheck. Peter Golding,
Understanding the implications of Public Ch...
The Government’s recently announced new electric vehicle Public Charge Point Regulations 2023, which are set to improve EV drivers’ charging experience as the industry enters the crucial mass
Demand for biomethane hits all-time high as...
Gasrec is reporting the highest demand for biomethane in the company’s history, with volumes reaching an all-time high in June 2023 – and set to
Operation Brock not a permanent solution
Ensuring the ongoing movement of freight traffic through the Port of Dover is a key priority, according to business group Logistics UK, as Operation Brock
Eight creative ways businesses can get ahea...
The UK electric vehicles (EV) market is booming. There are now over 760,000 fully electric vehicles on our roads, with new EV registrations now outstripping
BPW’S cutting-edge telematics solutio...
In today’s constantly evolving transportation industry, fleet managers and operators are faced with increasing demands for vehicle compliance, efficiency, and safety while reducing costs. Europe’s
Renewable fuels guide to help heavy fleets ...
Operators of harder-to-electrify heavy duty vehicles are being urged to consider renewable fuels to cut their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. While new, non-zero emission new
Tired HGV driver jailed for collision that ...
A lorry driver who denied he was too tired to drive, has been jailed for 28 months for causing a motorway collision in which a
Aberdeen hydrogen-fuel cell delivery van tr...
Energy firm SSE has begun trials of First Hydrogen’s fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV), testing the green hydrogen-powered van in real-life settings. The project will
