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Qualcomm and Renault Group intend to extend...
Renault Group and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. announced today that the companies intend to take their technology collaboration one step further with plans to deliver a centralized computer architecture for Renault’s next-generation of software defined vehicles. Known
Fleet Alliance backs apprentice scheme thro...
Fleet Alliance is supporting 10 local apprentices through a number of community initiatives via the Glasgow-based youth project, G20 Works, to try and give them a better start in life and opportunities for work, training and
Reassurance needed on energy crisis action ...
The Cold Chain Federation has written to the Chancellor and newly appointed Cabinet Ministers in the Department for Business, Environment and Transport calling for urgent reassurances that the food, pharmaceutical and other cold chains will be
BP Mitchell get lower insurance with new Du...
An aggregates specialist has reduced its insurance premium and successfully fought ‘crash for cash’ claims after upgrading its vehicle camera systems. BP Mitchell Haulage Contractors Ltd is a leading provider of aggregates for the construction sector.
Free Rolling Tyres: change to the annual te...
A robust tyre management system is an essential part of any operator’s maintenance system. This includes in-service tyres which are appropriate for the vehicle and positions which they are fitted to. Free Rolling Tyres A tyre
More than 80% of UK SMEs want to switch to ...
Most UK small businesses want to switch to electric vehicles but are held back by rising vehicle costs and electricity bills, new data from NatWest shows. Despite the research revealing that 81% of SMEs want to
We don’t need to scrap vehicles as we mov...
Comment from David Lorenz, CEO, Lunaz: “COP27 will highlight the need to act with a more sustainable mindset, especially with transportation and mobility. When you look at the COP27 coverage, new regulations and potential solutions being offered,
British van market down a fifth in October
The UK’s new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market fell by -18.4% in October, with 22,386 of the latest vans joining Britain’s roads. Despite robust demand, registrations were at the lowest level for October since 2012,1 and some -16.5% below the pre-pandemic five-year average,2 as supply shortages continue to restrict global production and availability. Deliveries of the most popular large vans weighing more than
EVs energise new car market
The UK new car market recorded a third month of growth in October, with registrations rising by more than a quarter (26.4%) to 134,344 units, according to the latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers
Air Commodore ‘impressed’ by Greater Ma...
The Ministry of Defence’s Air Commodore visited local veterans’ charity, Veterans into Logistics at the Muller Dairies site in Manchester this week, to see how the charity mentors and trains veterans into new careers as HGV
