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Evri Driving Academy opens to external candidates

Evri Driving Academy opens to external candidates

Evri has opened applications to external candidates for its HGV licence training programme, offering a new pathway into one of the UK’s most in-demand careers.

E-Training World offers training module on lone worker safety

E-Training World offers training module on lone worker safety

Employers have a legal and moral responsibility to protect lone workers, particularly those who spend long hours driving as part of their role. Working in

Farizon SV earns its racing stripes

Farizon SV earns its racing stripes

A Farizon SV has successfully completed 5,000 miles of intensive use with Team BRIT, demonstrating the real-world capability of electric vans in demanding motorsport logistics.

Hitachi ZeroCarbon and GRIDSERVE have published the fourth report from the Electric Freightway project

A single eHGV could save 1000 tonnes of carbon by 2034

Hitachi ZeroCarbon and GRIDSERVE have published the fourth report from the Electric Freightway project, revealing that a single electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) could cut

AX grows its fleet with major investment in Nissan vehicles

AX grows its fleet with major investment in Nissan vehicles

Accident management specialist AX has announced a major expansion of its replacement vehicle fleet, with the acquisition of 1,354 new vehicles from Nissan. The investment

FuelMarble coolant device cuts fleet fuel costs by up to 15%

FuelMarble coolant device cuts fleet fuel costs by up to 15%

FuelMarble UK has announced the launch of its fuel-saving technology for UK fleet operators, haulage companies and commercial vehicle managers seeking to reduce diesel costs

Vehicle production - Ellesmere Port

Vehicle production down again amid weak global demand

UK vehicle production recorded a sharp decline in February, underlining growing pressure on the automotive sector amid weakening global demand and ongoing structural challenges. According

Red tape is holding back an electric car revolution

Red tape is holding back an electric car revolution

Drivers without driveways are being blocked from switching to an electric car because of red tape, according to new research. A major new survey of

Logistics critical to success of government's industrial strategy

How increased scrutiny is changing UK logistics

The UK’s £170 billion logistics sector employs more than eight percent of the nation’s workforce, moving goods that keep businesses, retailers, and households functioning. With

How will the incoming change to VED affect business fleets?

How will the incoming change to VED affect business fleets?

Informally known as road tax, Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) is an annual tax on most vehicles in the UK that applies to cars, vans, lorries,