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Will the Middle East war accelerate electri...
The escalation of the Middle East war—particularly the disruption to the Strait of Hormuz—has reignited a familiar dynamic in global energy markets: oil price volatility. As fuel costs rise sharply, governments, businesses and fleet operators are
Fly By Nite set to switch to Webfleet fleet...
One of the UK’s largest entertainment logistics specialists, Fly By Nite, is set to save £100,000 over the next three years thanks to an integrated Webfleet fleet management solution. Following the successful implementation of Webfleet’s Electronic
Six new public ultra-rapid chargers install...
Arnold Clark Charge has expanded its public charging network with the launch of six new ultra-rapid electric vehicle (EV) chargers at its York Motorstore. Situated in York Business Park, the chargers form part of the Group’s
Ctrack launches AI-Enhanced Crystal softwar...
Ctrack has officially launched its next-generation fleet and asset management platform, Crystal, in the UK as part of a global roll-out following its acquisition of Inseego’s international telematics business last year. The software integrates advanced telematics,
MAN donates four MAN TGEs for school transp...
While much of the world’s attention is on other global crises, the conflict in Ukraine has been ongoing for nearly five years. In response, MAN Truck & Bus and Malteser are expanding their long-standing partnership to
Ultra-rapid EV charging sites arrive in the...
IONITY has strengthened its UK infrastructure with the opening of two new ultra-rapid EV charging sites in the Scottish Highlands, located near Fort William and Inverness. The Fort William site sits less than ten miles from
CoolKit delivers temperature-controlled fle...
CoolKit has secured a major contract with Eurofins Food and Water Testing UK to supply 22 new refrigerated vans, supporting the company’s essential work in food and water safety across the UK. Eurofins plays a key
Durite highlights AI low bridge detection s...
Fleet operators should adopt advanced low bridge detection technology as part of wider efforts to improve road safety and prevent bridge strike incidents across the country. Bridge strikes continue to be a persistent challenge on UK
Impact of the Strait of Hormuz closure
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating conflict in 2026 represents one of the most severe shocks to global logistics and supply chains in modern history. As a critical maritime chokepoint responsible for around
Dawsongroup whitepaper highlights charging ...
Dawsongroup vans has released a new whitepaper, Charging Ahead, revealing that charging infrastructure remains one of the biggest obstacles to electric vehicle (EV) adoption across the UK’s light commercial vehicle (LCV) sector. Based on insights from
