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LondonEnergy’s new Volvo FM Electric
Waste and resource management expert LondonEnergy has taken delivery of a Volvo FM Electric 6×2 tractor unit to maximise the decarbonisation potential of its operations. Supplied by Stephen Askew, Transport Solutions Executive at Volvo Truck and
Altilium and Enva sign MOU for EV battery r...
As the number of electric vehicles and battery powered devices increases, the partnership brings together Enva’s nationwide collection infrastructure and extensive relationships with car dealerships, along with Altilium’s expertise in the recycling of old EV batteries and
Qashqai: upgraded tech & Nissan’...
The new Qashqai is enjoying is first outing on the roads of the Algarve, in southern Portugal, where its refreshed styling exudes a sharp and modern dynamism. The comprehensive update to the styling, on-board tech and
An in-depth guide to commercial EV charging
As electric vehicles become more common, and regulatory changes mean that in a few years diesel and petrol cars will be phased out entirely, it is crucial for business owners to understand the potential of commercial EV
Shocking video of woman applying make-up wh...
Travelling along the M40 in the morning traffic, a motorist is so focused on applying her make-up that she doesn’t notice the police officers driving alongside her. Even when the officers in National Highways’ unmarked HGV cab
The AA release their pothole manifesto
All political parties are today being urged to put potholes high on their manifesto commitments by the Pothole Partnership. The partnership is telling politicians that permanently fixing the potholes will be one of their most popular
How truck racing promotes the road transpor...
The 2024 British Truck Racing Championship (BTRC) is currently in the middle of a spectacular calendar of events, featuring racing at iconic circuits such as Brands Hatch, Pembrey, Thruxton, Donington Park and Snetterton, as well as
Road signs obscured by spring growth
Three-quarters (74%) of drivers say speed limit signs are the most likely type of sign to be covered up by overgrown foliage, with 30mph signs – which are widely used to control speeds in villages and
Arval survey showing EVs are cheaper for se...
The 2024 Arval Mobility Observatory Fleet & Mobility Barometer* report shows that 25% of fleets believe that EVs are cheaper for servicing and have less downtime than ICE cars and vans. Additionally, 57% say EVs are better
Almost three quarters of ULEZ fines remain ...
Transport for London revealed on Tuesday that 7 out of 10 drivers issued with a fine of £180 for not paying the daily £12.50 charge remain unpaid. One motorist, who has received over 200 fines, owes
