Calum James, General Manager, Farizon Auto UK Contributing Posts: It’s time for fleets to win big with electric vans
The transition to electric vans is no longer experimental; fleets are really starting to electrify their operations. More operators are facing mounting pressure to cut costs, meet corporate sustainability commitments and navigate tightening urban emissions rules.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is expanding its Transporter line-up with the addition of a new top-of-the-range Sportline variant, as well as new Commerce Pro S trim. Celebrating 75 years of the Volkswagen Bus and more than 20 years
Home Fix Scotland (HFS), part of the River Clyde Homes (RCH) Group, has overhauled its entire light commercial vehicle (LCV) fleet in a major renewal programme delivered in partnership with leading sustainable mobility specialist Ayvens. The project marks a significant
The automotive world is on the brink of a significant shift as the Euro 7 emissions standards are set to be introduced later this year. Designed to reduce the environmental impact of road transport, Euro 7 represents the
Awareness over organisations’ legal responsibility regarding their grey fleet, employees’ private vehicles used for business travel, remains low, according to Logistics UK and it is launching Grey Fleet Checks as part of its compliance platform Vision.
WST Commercials has strengthened its wheel alignment offering after investing in a Josam Laser AM supplied by AES UK, enabling the business to deliver more accurate tracking services and unlock a new revenue stream. The independent
IONITY, Europe’s leading high-power EV charging network, today announces the opening of its most urban UK site to date, located on the A4540 at Aston, Birmingham. Located just 20 minutes’ walk from Birmingham New Street station,
Queclink Wireless Solutions, a global provider of IoT devices and hardware, is transforming Stolen Vehicle Recovery (SVR) with the launch of a sophisticated backup tracker that combats modern theft techniques and improves retrieval rates in high-risk
There has been a sharp rise in the number of drivers who feel nervous or anxious when using so-called ‘smart’ motorways, compared to the same time last year, according to new research* by The AA. ‘Smart’