Volvo Cars, a leader in automotive safety, and Uber, the leading ride-hailing firm, today present a jointly developed production car capable of driving by itself, the next step in the strategic collaboration between both companies. Uber
The Transport Secretary has set out plans for the government to move towards completely ultra-low emission car fleets over the next decade. Last year’s Road to Zero strategy set out a commitment to make all central government cars
Half of regular drivers say they are suffering more from the effect of dazzling headlights than they were just 12 months ago, research conducted by the RAC has found.* The problem of glare – caused a
Honda has announced the details of the chassis, battery and charging details for the highly anticipated Honda e compact electric car. Designed from the ground up, the Honda e is the first Honda to be built
Business leasing company Free2Move Lease has introduced a range of summer offers, available now across car and van models. Deals include the New DS3 CROSSBACK Performance Line PureTech 100. Performance Line specification includes 17-inch “Dubai” black
Fuel card provider fuelGenie has been officially accredited to supply fuel card services to the National Health Service in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, as well as to other public sector organisations in the UK.
Volvo Trucks’ electric, connected and autonomous vehicle Vera will form part of an integrated solution to transport goods from a logistics centre to a port terminal in Gothenburg, Sweden. The assignment is a result of a
‘Noise cameras’ could soon be a fixture on UK roads after the Department for Transport (DfT) announced new plans to tackle noisy drivers. The cameras, which detect cars or motorbikes exceeding the legal noise limit, will
Almost three quarters (73%) of British workers still believe their vehicle is essential to their daily commute, a new research report into the habits and opinions of the British public on mobility has uncovered. Commissioned by
Network Rail today warned lorry drivers to always know the height of their vehicles after repeated bridge strikes forced a road in Birmingham to close for five months while complex repairs are made. The bridge, which