Fleet management services in the U.K have undergone significant changes over the past number of years and service providers are increasingly turning to telematics and IoT to expand services and reduce operational costs for customers. While
TTC Group has teamed up with one of the UK’s leading behavioural change specialists for its latest round of ‘Train the Trainer’ workshops across the UK. The driver training education specialist has completed ten interactive sessions
Avis has added new features to its app, which makes hiring a vehicle seamless, simple and stress-free. The game-changing new features will empower travellers, giving them straight-to-vehicle access, the ability to select or upgrade their vehicle
British car production declined -14.4% in March, falling for the 10th month in a row with 126,195 units rolling off factory lines, according to figures released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Production for
Online shopping and van-driving businesses helped to contribute £125.2bn (€145 billion) to the UK economy in 2017 – a 32 per cent increase since 2012. A report commissioned by Ford, in its 54th year of commercial vehicle
Source London, London’s leading electric vehicle (EV) charge point provider, today opens its latest EV charge point in Hammersmith & Fulham to reach 1,000 charge points in its London-wide network. This milestone marks the latest success
Highways England have today (Tuesday 30 April) announced live tests of a technology that could help reduce commercial vehicles tyre failures by up to 75% on motorways and major A roads. Having first assessed a pilot
SsangYong Motors UK has strengthened its dealer franchising team with the appointment of Ian Wilson as Dealer Recruitment Manager. Ian will be based in Scotland however will be responsible for securing new partners nationally with immediate
Implementation of the Direct Vision Standard (DVS) is not the right way to work towards the Mayor of London’s vision of zero vehicular harm by 2041, according to FTA. In response to the launch of the
Five business groups across London will receive a share of £170,000 for projects that will reduce traffic, ease congestion and improve air quality. The funding from TfL’s Healthy Streets Fund for Business will be matched by