Electric car sales in the UK will increase to 580,000 in 2026, representing 29% of a total of two million new car registrations, according to forecasts from leading EV leasing company DriveElectric. Compared to electric car
Dennis Eagle, the leading manufacturer of refuse collection vehicles (RCVs) in the UK, will specify Allison xFE™ fully automatic transmissions from Allison Transmission, on two and three axle Dennis Eagle Elite+ chassis. Allison is a global
Huntapac, a specialist in the growing, packing and transportation of root vegetables to the UK’s largest retailers, has struck its first deal with Asset Alliance Group, refreshing its fleet with 11 DAF XF 480 trucks. The
The RHA has teamed up with a leading National HGV driver training provider to get more people behind the wheel of Britain’s lorries and busses. RHA members will benefit from the new partnership with Hughes Driver
At CES 2026, Intrado Life & Safety, Inc. (Intrado), a leader in emergency communications technology, and SBD Automotive, a global automotive research and consulting firm, unveiled a new whitepaper, Making Seconds Count With Advanced Automatic Collision
The UK’s new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market declined by -10.3% in 2025 with 315,422 vans, pickups and 4x4s registered, according to the latest figures published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
The UK Government has launched its first Road Safety Strategy in more than ten years, setting out plans it says will save thousands of lives by tackling drink driving, improving young driver training and introducing mandatory
DX has announced the acquisition of HBC Logistics Ltd, a Bedfordshire-based logistics and same-day services provider, marking the first major strategic move in the company’s next phase of growth. The deal comes six months after Ian
The UK Government has announced an additional £18 million of funding to the Department for Transport’s (DfT) Plug-in Truck Grant, enhancing support for hauliers and fleet operators transitioning to electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). The move,
In 2026, BMW will expand its BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant, built on Amazon’s AI Alexa+ architecture, taking voice interaction between humans and vehicles to a new level. BMW will become the first car manufacturer to integrate