Mileage fraud clocks in at all time high

Unsuspecting motorists are more vulnerable behind the wheel than ever before as new figures from automotive data experts HPI reveal the number of cars on UK roads with mileage discrepancies has risen to one in 14.   The

Land Rover installs the UK’s most remote ...

Land Rover has installed the most remote electric vehicle charging point in the UK, ideally situated for Range Rover and Range Rover Sport P400e drivers that might need a mid-adventure top-up charge. Located around 15 miles

Watch as 200ft-long motorway bridge bites t...

This incredible footage shows how a 200ft-long motorway bridge spanning the width of the M6 disappeared overnight. After a year of careful planning, the motorway bridge was erased from the landscape in under 12 hours –

Daimler Doubles Down on Self-Driving Trucks...

Reports from America that Daimler Trucks have purchased a majority interest in Torc Robotics, a Virginia-based maker of highly automated vehicle systems that Daimler sees as a key to commercialising driverless trucks on U.S. roads. The

Scania at Tip-ex 2019

Scania is the long-standing UK market leader in the eight-wheeler sector as such will have a significant presence at Tip-ex 2019.  On its stand, M7– M9, the company will be focusing on vehicles ideally suited to

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles reveals UKâ€...

More than two-thirds (70%) of van drivers have taken time off work due to back pain** – costing the UK economy on average £21 billion per year, according to a Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles survey. Drivers who

Henry Kirkup, health & safety partner ...

Tracking Health & Safety: How have fin...

The revised sentencing guidelines for health and safety offences, introduced in February 2016, meant greatly increased fines across all sectors, including transport and logistics. The new guidelines mean that organisational safety has been put into sharp

The long unwinding road

The Lake District, Route 66 and the Scottish Highlands are among the dream locations stressed-out Brits would most like to go for a relaxing drive, according to a study of 2000 adults by Hyundai. The most

British motorists turn air blue as a result...

More than a third (38%) of British motorists resort to shouting obscenities if something angers them while driving, according to the findings of a new study* from automotive data experts, HPI. And it’s Glaswegians who are