Latest Fleet News
Drivers should inspect engine oil every week, warn IAM and Mobil 1
Failure to top up oil levels can seriously damage vehicles
New Volkswagen Golf Estate opens for ordering
Prices start at £17,915, with the fleet-friendly vehicle available in S, SE and GT trim levels
Online remarketing great news for environment, Autorola study shows
Remarketing one truck online saves average of 92kg of CO2 and 7.02gallons of fuel
Subaru announce £2,300 price cut on all XV models
Motorists can drive away in an award-winning XV for £18,995
RHA: ‘We can do Driver CPC better’
Association launch review into mandatory training requirement
Decade of dismally wet summers reinforces TyreSafe driver warning
Safety organisation say adequate tyre tread depth 'more important than ever'
Revealed: Jaguar owners happiest, with XF UK’s most-desirable car
Vehicle Ownership and Satisfaction Survey reveals Jaguar as UK's favourite car brand
Thrifty employees nursing sore chests after charity wax
Three members of staff raised £615 for Devon charity Hospiscare
Rugby Football League convert to Toyota with 50-strong Auris fleet
Three-year partnership will see the fleet cover more than three million miles
BCA Logistics build on impressive growth with new 10,000sq/ft headquarters move
The company have relocated to Birmingham Business Park
Rebranded SX4 launch signals Suzuki fleet attack, claims director
SX4 S-Cross, on sale from October, is vastly different to outgoing model
Alphabet seek to ignite fleet EV adoption with ground-breaking AlphaElectric
The solution, launching in September, is an industry first
Renault Captur posts impressive 43% CAP residual value forecast
Compact crossover predicted to match class-leading Mini Countryman
FTA consultant James Tillyer re-elected EuroTra President
Mr Tillyer will now serve a further two year term
New FMX tipper on show as Volvo make Demolition Expo bow
Show takes place today and tomorrow at Arden Brickworks, near Solihull
‘Infotainment revolution’ the future for manufacturers, research shows
Study suggests improved entertainment facilities a priority for motorists

