Road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist says older drivers can stay safer for longer by reflecting on their driving, and by knowing where they can get expert safety advice. The statement follows the release
Luxury car hire service, Driverso, offers instant online booking for the largest collection of luxury cars in Europe. Formerly named Vroomerz, Europe’s most varied luxury car fleet has rebranded, expanding to include over 400 new models
One of the UK’s leading packing and haulage operators, International Logistics Centre, has embarked on a new venture after becoming the latest company to join Palletways, Europe’s largest and fastest growing express palletised freight network. The
Castrol, one of the world’s leading lubricant companies, has today revealed new performance benefits of using Fluid TITANIUM Technology after years of research, development and groundbreaking testing. Castrol EDGE can unlock more engine performance by reducing
Almost one-in-five Brits would not leave their contact details if they dented another car when parking and no one else had seen them, a study by YourParkingSpace.co.uk reveals. The shocking level of motoring dishonesty is even
With the launch of Verizon Connect’s Digital Tachograph fleet managers can now download digital tachograph files and driver activity from anywhere, helping drive European tachograph regulation compliance, increase vehicle uptime and streamline day-to-day processes. Verizon Connect
The government will have to spend millions of pounds more to keep its no-deal ferry contracts in place if Brexit is delayed, the BBC reports. Extra payments will need to be made to two ferry companies
BMW said it will step up cost cutting in anticipation of a difficult year after the automaker reported a 7.9 percent fall in 2018 operating profit due to higher investments in electric cars and currency headwinds.
Ford plans to cut more than 5,000 jobs in Germany and will reduce its workforce in Britain as it seeks to return to profit in Europe. The company has offered voluntary buy outs for employees in
The Transport Committee has launched a new inquiry into road safety – and is keen to hear from road safety professionals and members of the public. Announced on 11 March, the inquiry will scrutinise the Government’s approach