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It’s time for fleets to win big with elec...
The transition to electric vans is no longer experimental; fleets are really starting to electrify their operations. More operators are facing mounting pressure to cut
What 2026 has in store for fleet managers
For business fleets, 2025 has been yet another eventful year, with firms having to contend with a whole host of challenges, from higher maintenance and
Could automation be the answer to fleet ove...
Fleet managers in the U.K. are experiencing significant financial pressures, including rising fuel prices and operational inefficiencies. Automation has the potential to mitigate costs and
Future-focused Risk Management strategies t...
Fleet risk is evolving quickly. By 2026, you’ll face more digital vulnerabilities, complex supply chains and increasingly sophisticated criminal activity targeting commercial vehicles. Traditional approaches
AC will power the commercial EV revolution
Electrification of commercial transport is gaining serious momentum across Europe, with overnight AC charging of electric vans and trucks the most practical and affordable way
Selecting the right adjustable steering col...
If you share your car, you might not even stop to think while you rejig the seat or mirrors before setting off. But what about
Creative ways for fleet managers to keep el...
There’s a huge environmental imperative for moving fleets electric – In 2023, road vehicles were responsible for more than a quarter (26%) of all UK
How Cybercriminals are targeting trucking o...
The rise of technology has unfortunately attracted the attention of cybercriminals, who are increasingly targeting UK trucking operations. These threats pose significant risks to fleet
Rethinking driver fatigue: How AI is helpin...
Driver fatigue has long been one of the most stubborn risks in fleet operations. It affects safety, driver well-being, retention and, ultimately, the bottom line.
Driver fatigue: waking up to the danger
Driver fatigue remains one of the most underestimated risks on our roads. Yet only a small proportion of accidents are officially attributed to it because
