A new type of penalty charge notice (PCN) appears to have emerged and is being sent to members of the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP). Issued by a company called Forecourt Eye, the PCNs are being
The Port of Dover has issued a stark warning to the haulage industry: this summer could bring serious freight disruption — not because HGV drivers themselves are caught up in the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES),
Suffolk-based haulier Bartrums has signed a full-service contract with Michelin’s Connected Solutions division, citing the manufacturer’s commitment to sustainable, quality products and service as the primary driver behind the decision. The move away from a premium
Durite has reported a highly successful appearance at Road Transport Expo following the official launch of its new Durite Live AI fleet management platform, with strong interest from operators across the haulage, logistics, utilities, recovery, construction
Renault has enhanced its award-winning Master range for 2026, introducing a series of upgrades that improve comfort, practicality, safety and electric performance. Following its rise to become Europe’s best-selling large van at the beginning of 2026
As connected vehicles become increasingly sophisticated, many motorists assume that built-in tracking technology can help recover a stolen vehicle quickly. However, Thatcham Research has warned there is a “genuine and growing” gap between consumer expectations and
Cespira will introduce the latest generation of its High Pressure Direct Injection (HPDI) fuel system technology at IAA Transportation 2026, offering truck manufacturers a faster route to reducing CO2 emissions while retaining the performance and reliability
The LCV market increased by 12.2% in June, marking the third consecutive month of growth and signalling a stronger first half of 2026 for the sector. The latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and
The UK new car market continued its recovery in June, with registrations rising by 11.4% year on year to 213,166 units, marking the strongest performance for the month since 2019, according to the latest data from
Britain must act now to secure the future of its world-class automotive industry, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) is warning, with urgent action needed for a sector under pressure from mounting costs, global