Drink or drug driving results in Scotland disappointing
Police Scotland has credited intelligence led tactics after one in 28 drivers stopped during its summer campaign were found to be breaking drink or drug
Report recommends default 20mph urban speed limit in Wales
A default 20mph urban speed limit in Wales should be introduced as quickly as possible, with a target date of April 2023, a new report
Highways England to raise motorway roadworks speed limit
Highways England have decided that the speed limit through most of England’s motorway roadworks will be raised from the current 50mph to 60mph. Having conducted
Webfleet Solutions launches electric vehicle features
Webfleet Solutions, Europe’s leading telematics provider, has enhanced its offering with new features that give fleet managers remote insights into their electric and hybrid vehicles.
Thermo King launches Advancer
Thermo King, a leader in transport temperature control solutions and a brand of Trane Technologies, today announced Advancer, a disruptive new re-imagining of the trailer refrigeration
UK’s first 100% electric production truck unveiled by Renault Trucks
Renault Trucks has announced the arrival of the UK’s first right hand drive 100% electric serial production truck, a Range D Wide Z.E. 26 tonne
One in three serious injuries result from road traffic accidents
New research into injury incidents in the UK reveals that a shocking proportion of the population has been seriously injured in road traffic accidents within
Van and heavy goods traffic returns to pre-lockdown levels
Light commercial and heavy goods vehicle traffic has returned to pre-lockdown levels according to figures released today by the Department for Transport (DfT). The DfT
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles expands its van centre network
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has brought two new sites on board to increase its dedicated network to 30 Authorised Repairers and 66 Van Centres. The sites
Fiat Chrysler and Iveco offices searched in diesel emissions probe
Investigators have searched offices of car maker Fiat Chrysler and truck maker Iveco in Germany, Switzerland and Italy as part of an investigation into suspected
