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RHA Reacts To Massive Fine On Scania
The Road Haulage Association has welcomed the heavy fine the European Commission has imposed on Scania for being part of a price fixing cartel over 14 years – but pointed out it does nothing to pay
McLaren Automotive Backs 2018 UK Stem Award...
McLaren Automotive has announced its backing for the 2018 Telegraph UK STEM Awards that highlight science, technology, engineering and maths-based careers.
Top Tips For A More Energy Efficient Fleet
Last year, LCVs racked up 48.5 billion miles on Britain’s roads, that’s a rise of 69 per cent in the last 20 years. Racking up all those miles adds up for a business’ overheads, and can
A London Parking Under The Microscope
After a thorough investigation of Central London parking, Windrush has found that you can save thousands and enjoy the ultimate peace of mind by taking your pride and joy to the “Batcave” every day.
Car Registrations Increased By 5.4% In Augu...
The European car industry continued to grow in August 2017, with new registrations for the month totalling 899,272 units, which was an increase of 5.4% on the same period last year. This was thanks to good
All-New Honda Sports EV Unveiled At Show
Honda will unveil an all-new electric sports car – the Sports EV Concept – at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show on 25 October, as part of a broad range of advanced two- and four-wheeled production and
Mazda And Toyota Sign Joint Technology Cont...
Mazda Motor Corporation (Mazda), Denso Corporation (Denso), and Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) signed a contract today to jointly develop basic structural technologies for electric vehicles.
Smoking Harmful To Vehicle Re-Sale Health
With the annual quit smoking campaign Stoptober about to begin, leading vehicle data and valuation specialist hpi has issued a warning to motorists over how smoking can seriously damage their car’s health, estimating that a car
KIA Recalling Twenty-Four Kia Sorento Vehic...
Kia Motors (UK) Limited is recalling twenty-four Kia Sorento vehicles due to a fuel feed hose issue.
Road Fatalities Reach A Four-Year High
Figures just released from the Department for Transport show that 1,792 people were killed in collisions last year. The number represents a rise of 62 (equivalent to four per cent) on the previous year’s figures, and
