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New Kia Sportage scores five-star rating in Euro NCAP safety tests

The all-new Kia Sportage has been awarded the maximum five-star rating by Euro NCAP, Europe’s leading independent safety assessment programme. The Sportage performed to a

Cost of filling up rises £9 in June

The average cost of a litre of petrol rose a staggering 16.59p in June, smashing the previous 11p record set in March and sending pump

Fiat Professional’s New Ducato wins Van of the Year at Auto Express Awards

Fiat Professional’s New Ducato has scooped up the Van of the Year award at the Auto Express Awards 2022. The freshly designed Ducato was praised

Magtec leads project to accelerate adoption of zero emission trucks

Magtec is heading a £3.25m government-backed project to help accelerate the adoption of zero emission trucks for NHS Wales and help support uptake across the

eActros UK debut at the inaugural Road Transport Expo

Operators, drivers and other sector professionals made a bee-line for the Mercedes-Benz Trucks presentation at the inaugural Road Transport Expo, where the fully electric eActros

TruTac warns operators of ‘current day and 28 days previous’ rule

TruTac is warning businesses about little-known but stringent tachograph compliance rules that require commercial vehicle operators to record and show evidence of drivers’ timetables – both

Tackling transport myths for fleets

The past two years have put a huge strain on fleets in terms of management. The world was turned upside down by lockdown restrictions, and

Supply shortages shackle new car market performance

UK new car registrations fell -24.3% in June, according to the latest figures released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The

bp and BOC explore UK hydrogen infrastructure network

bp and BOC, a Linde company, have completed a detailed joint feasibility study exploring optimised designs for a potential hydrogen distribution and supply network for

National Highways completes complex concrete repairs underneath M6 in Birmingham

A National Highways engineer has spoken of her pride at delivering a complex £1.5m repair programme to the concrete foundations of the M6 in Birmingham.