The EU’s General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), which replaces the 2001 General Product Safety Directive, is set to come into force in Northern Ireland on 13 December 2024. This regulation aims to enhance consumer protection by
The development of InstaVolt’s Electric Vehicle (EV) ultra-rapid charging superhub at Three Maids Hill, Winchester, has reached a significant milestone, with the asphalt layer now complete across the site. Designed to be permeable, this asphalt layers
Fleet and video telematics is already playing a vital role in modern fleet management by providing actionable insights that lead to safe, efficient and cost-effective operations. However, with advances in connectivity comes an opportunity to integrate
Recent inspections have revealed welding issues affecting five National Highways bridges and four other bridges constructed by Severfield, a prominent Yorkshire based steel fabricator. These bridges, located on key motorway routes, form part of essential infrastructure
Trakm8, a leader in telematics and fleet management solutions, is delighted to announce the extension of its supply agreement with Calor Gas, following the signing of a one year contract extension. Calor Gas, one of the
The current state of UK EV infrastructure The UK’s EV infrastructure is on a good trajectory to reach its goal of 300,000 public electric charging stations by 2030. As of the end of October 2024, there
Krone Trailer UK, a leading manufacturer in the commercial trailer industry, is excited to announce that it now has a network of over 400 workshops and repair vans deployed across the UK and Ireland to provide
Before scooping the prestigious Vehicle of the Year title at the Self-Driving Industry Awards 2024, at the Turner Contemporary in Margate, on Friday 22 November, Ohmio provided public rides in its all-electric Lift shuttle in the
As the UK gears up for the Christmas period, new research from Samsara reveals that a staggering 72% of professional drivers may consider strike action before the end of the year. This marks a significant rise
Stellantis, the parent company of Vauxhall, has decided to close its Luton manufacturing plant, a move that jeopardises approximately 1,100 jobs. The decision is part of a broader strategy to consolidate production and prioritise electric vehicles