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New Renault Trafic Passenger

The latest generation New Trafic Passenger builds on the strengths of its predecessors to offer large families and passenger transport professionals even more refinement, space

Third of commercial vehicles could be at risk of CAZ charges

A third of commercial vehicles could be at risk of incurring charges in Clean Air Zones (CAZ) launching this year, research by UK fleet management

Mercedes−Benz prepares to go all−electric

Mercedes-Benz is getting ready to go all electric by the end of the decade, where market conditions allow. Shifting from electric-first to electric-only, the world’s

Volvo advances LNG models to fill diesel delivery gaps

Long waits for deliveries of new commercial vehicles to customers thanks, in part, to shortages of key components are bedevilling manufacturers at present. Volvo Trucks

LCVs values reach new record at BCA in June 2021

LCV values rose sharply in June 2021 at BCA, with average light commercial prices reaching just under £10,000 for the first time.  Average LCV values

Why communication is at the heart of achieving driver buy-in

Over the years, there has been a gradual shift in drivers’ attitudes towards in-cab safety technology. From basic dash cams to more recent systems which

SmartDrive releases next generation solution for inattentive driving

SmartDrive Systems, now part of Omnitracs, has released SmartSense™ for Inattentive Driving+. SmartSense for Inattentive Driving+’s integrated interior cameras and sensor technology, employs AI and

Futureproofing fleet management for SMEs post-pandemic

As the UK economy emerges from one of its most testing periods, it is promising to read that projected growth is positive – with the

Boost the benefits of putting your fleet out to tender

Whether a business is obliged to put their fleet contract out to tender, is seeking a new supplier or simply benchmarking the market to have leverage with their

Keyless car theft warning issued by police

The UK’s top police officer investigating vehicle crime is encouraging drivers to take steps to keep their car safe amid a rise in criminals exploiting keyless technology. Provisional figures