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From zero (emissions) to hero as Nissan sco...
LEAF helps secure Ultra Low Emission Vehicle Manufacturer of the Year win
Mileage analysis reveals major differential...
Journey recording proves to save big Analysing 500,000+ miles for major savings The Fuel Card Group has recently concluded its largest survey of the customer journey, analysing journey data collected by MileageCount GPS dongles. The survey,
Newcastle Hospitals rev up 600th salary sac...
Salary sacrifice is a tempting proposition for NHS staff in Newcastle
Managers getting better at ‘listening...
One of the biggest areas where fleet managers are improving and refining is in driver management Managers getting better at ‘listening’ to fleet data, says Chevin Managers are making more effective policy decisions as a result
Early hour collisions have biggest impact a...
“Technology is giving us greater insights into the causes of collisions” Average collision speeds increase by 53% between 8pm and 2am Drivers using the roads in the early hours of the morning are more likely to
Tougher stance on Corporate Manslaughter re...
£20m fine level is proposed for firms who have an annual turnover of more than £50m The Sentencing Council have drafted updated guidelines to assist sentencers dealing with corporate manslaughter The draft guidelines, now subject to
Mercedes-Benz Actros sets a new mpg standar...
“At 9.14 mpg it’s set a new standard for economy.”
Web proves critical for companies choosing ...
42% used a manufacturer website Just 6% of respondents consult traditional manufacturer brochures first Manufacturer websites have become the number one source for information when it comes to choosing a new company car according to research
Minibus fund available to rural charities
Drivers that test positive for drug use will be taken to hospital for a blood test Hundreds of community transport organisations are being invited to apply to a new £25 million fund to provide them with
Telematics feedback has more impact on fema...
80% of women drivers showed a change in their driving behaviour Research suggests that young females are better at responding to telematics feedback than their male counterparts. The study, conducted by researchers in the School of
