Managing director of Enterprise Flex-E-Rent Contributing Posts: Communication and planning are key to minimising VOR times Four steps to optimising mixed and legacy CV fleets Why the first six weeks matter for driving value in HGV
More needs to be done to ramp up EV adoption, according to a new AA study launched today (10).* The Government’s ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 may change the supply
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is celebrating 75 years of the VW Bus. It is the commercial vehicle with the longest production run in Europe. On 8 March 1950, the first Transporter – or T1 for short –
Helping the sector deliver decarbonisation, responding to regulatory scrutiny, and preparing for further change were the three priorities presented to the sector as part of the BVRLA’s Annual Dinner this week. Opening the event in front
In a move to promote sustainable transportation, the government has earmarked £120 million to support the transition to zero-emission vehicles, with a significant focus on electric vans. This initiative is part of a broader £2.3 billion
Vantastec has supplied three state-of-the-art temperature-controlled vehicles to the South Wales branch of the renowned food charity, Fareshare. The delivery included two long-wheelbase VW Crafter fridge vans and one VW Crafter freezer van. All vehicles were
Coleshill based LTS Global Solutions has kicked off 2025 on a high note, embracing a new ethos of simply getting on with the job. It is an approach which has paid off leading to a flurry
In an industry as fast-moving and unpredictable as transport, it’s easy to see why many businesses operate in the here and now. The pressures of rising costs, regulatory uncertainty, and supply chain volatility mean that strategic
This measure is a response to high energy and increasing labour costs, as well as rising material prices. The latter, especially for steel and raw materials traded in US dollars, have a direct impact on production
Demand for new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) fell by -19.3% in February to 14,476 units, according to the latest figures published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The third consecutive monthly decline