Majority ‘would get the jitters’ in self-driving cars
The motor industry has a ‘big job ahead’ in convincing drivers that self-driving vehicles are safe, according to IAM RoadSmart. A new survey carried out by
Alexanders keep easy-loading with low-maintenance Ekeri
Alexanders Removals and Storage took delivery of an Ekeri side-opening 18 tonne rigid vehicle in 2017 which, says the company, has greatly improved loading flexibility
Fleet Management Programmes – Encouraging a stress-free lease
When implementing a vehicle management programme, it is important to produce a clear assessment and plan, detailing the business’ fleet objectives. These systems can be
Changing market needs require hybrid systems to manage
The increasing complexity of the European leasing, finance and fleet and mobility markets requires sophisticated, future-ready hybrid computer systems. So says Sofico, software provider to
Abellio London Bus adopts fingerprint-based drug testing
Abellio London Bus, one of London’s most innovative public transport companies, has become the first bus operator to adopt new fingerprint-based drug testing technology to
Motorists warned of lower drink drive limits abroad
British motorists planning to drive abroad this Summer are being warned that the drink drive limit in England & Wales is higher than anywhere else
Ford and Volkswagen Expand Global Alliance
Ford Motor Company and Volkswagen AG are expanding their global alliance to include electric vehicles – and will collaborate with Ford’s self-driving unit Argo AI
Driver crashes car because they couldn’t grab the handbrake
A driver whose cluttered car was so messy it caused a collision has been shamed by police officers on social media. Hampshire Police were called
TyresOnTheDrive.com achieves Van Excellence accreditation
TyresOnTheDrive.com has been recognised for its commitment to safer, more efficient and sustainable van operations after being certified by the Freight Transport Association (FTA) as
Autonomous vehicles reach a new milestone
On 11 July, VINCI Autoroutes and Groupe PSA have deepened trials to assess a vehicle’s ability to drive autonomously at cruising speed and pass through
