Plug Charging advances EV infrastructure with accelerated growth
Cardiff-based electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure provider Plug Charging has reported rapid growth as demand for EV charging infrastructure accelerates across the UK. Founded in 2023,
Merseyside Police roll out roadside evidential drink-drive testing
Merseyside Police has become the first force in the country to use evidential roadside alcohol-testing technology, aiming to catch and deter drink-drivers returning from holiday.
AION in DHL parts logistics partnership
AION has strengthened its UK launch and aftersales operation by appointing DHL Supply Chain to manage parts logistics as the first AION V electric SUVs
Euro 7 could accelerate UK van fleets’ shift to electric
New Euro 7 emissions rules could add further pressure on UK fleet operators to review their vehicle replacement strategies, with higher compliance requirements potentially making
HGV registrations fall 14.7% as fleet replacement slows
UK HGV registrations fell by 14.7% in the second quarter of 2026 as fleet operators slowed vehicle replacement programmes amid continued economic pressures, according to
Scammers selling bogus HPI checks must be stopped
The company behind the original HPI Check has called on regulators to take action against a growing number of vehicle history websites it claims are
One-tonne payload for the Izusu D-Max EV
The new Isuzu D-Max Electric Vehicle (EV) has showcased its capabilities to fleet operators and sustainability professionals at VoltWorx26, an event jointly organised by Isuzu
The hidden cost to fleets of undocumented vehicle damage
Most fleet operators have to take care of their scheduled maintenance expenses. Servicing intervals, tyre replacement cycles, MOT preparation- these are budgeted, tracked, and managed.
BCA opens new Battery Repair Centre at Doncaster site
BCA has strengthened its electric vehicle remarketing capabilities with the launch of a dedicated Battery Repair Centre at its Doncaster site, becoming the first facility
UK haulage firm closures top 1,300 in three years
More than 1,300 UK haulage businesses have disappeared over the past three years, prompting fresh concerns about freight capacity, HGV driver shortages and the resilience
