Trade Associations
Net zero means leaving no motorist behind
Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive provides some thoughts on the route to Net Zero and the importance of ensuring no-one is left behind. Britain’s motorists
‘Next generation’ incentives an...
Government should reform its dated Plug-in Truck Grant – introduced eight years ago – to reflect the progress made by the sector in developing new
Women Automotive Network’s European S...
Women Automotive Network has announced the return of its Annual European Summit, set to take place at Forum am Schlosspark, Stuttgart, Germany on 8th October
James Wilby Logistics secures coveted FORS ...
An international haulier which has been in business for more than a hundred years has been awarded the coveted Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) Gold
March new car market sustains growth
The UK new car market clocked up its 20th consecutive month of growth in March, with a 10.4% rise in registrations. In what is typically the
Regional Mayors need to embrace logistics
On 2 May 2024, mayoral elections will be held across the North of England and the Midlands and whichever candidates are successful, they must appoint
Fleet focus required as local authorities s...
Half of all local authorities now have an electric vehicle charging strategy in place, but only a tiny proportion are talking to fleets about their
Self-driving vehicles – in our own back y...
The transition to connected and automated mobility promises a phenomenal future. It will not just revolutionise motoring by enabling a hands-free experience but deliver unprecedented
Van market delivers best February performan...
UK demand for new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) grew by 2.2% in February to 17,934 units, marking 14 months of consecutive growth, according to the
Carbon reporting becoming bigger part of fl...
Carbon reporting is becoming a bigger part of everyday fleet management, says the Association of Fleet Professionals – with two significant developments in 2024 potentially
