Latest Fleet News

Ultra-rapid charging network MFG goes live on Zap-Pay

MFG EV Power network has become the latest business to go live on Zap-Map’s in-app payment service Zap-Pay. The ultra-rapid charging network, owned by Motor

The Kia EV9 undergoes final technical testing

Kia has revealed details of the final intensive testing program undertaken by the Kia EV9 ahead of its world debut in 2023. The all-electric Kia

London sees 857% rise in car cloning

A growing number of hard-pressed car owners are being hit with unfair PCNs for offences they did not commit due to car cloning, according to

Contractor appointed to deliver A46 Newark Bypass

National Highways has named the company that will be delivering a new bypass in Nottinghamshire which will fill in the dual carriageway gap on the

FORS confirmed as Delivery Partner with Driving for Better Business

FORS, the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, has announced that it is now officially a Delivery Partner with Driving for Better Business, the Government-backed National Highways

PEUGEOT updates 3008 and 5008 range

PEUGEOT has updated the 3008 and 5008 models with new trim levels, styling changes and interior upgrades with no change in pricing for customers relating

Mastering Fleet: free training course for fleet managers

Fleet management can be a major learning curve for those new to the field. Even fleet veterans who have been in their role for a

Prospect of 18% inflation will put ‘huge pressure’ on fleet managers

The prospect of 18% inflation early in 2023 – as being forecast by economists this week – will put ‘huge pressure’ on fleet managers, FleetCheck is warning.

Go-Ahead creates pioneering toolkit to support Dyslexic bus drivers

A Go-Ahead operating company, Go South West, has launched a Dyslexia toolkit to support colleagues who have been officially diagnosed with the condition. Dyslexia is

The five cascading benefits to creating a culture of safety

Now more than ever, safety has become a top priority for many fleets. In addition to protecting drivers and the public, companies are realising that