Pivotal see MICHELIN Connected Fleet as a gamechanger
Cash in transit specialist Pivotal has hailed the significant benefits delivered by the introduction of smart cameras across its 165-strong vehicle fleet. A month-long trial
Autoglass expand to meet growing ADAS servicing
Autoglass®, one of the UK’s leading vehicle glass repair, replacement, and recalibration companies, has opened 12 new branches in 2024 to accommodate increasing demand for
Tapfreight turn to Schmitz Cargobull for new trailers
Tapfreight, a speciality chemical and pharmaceutical transport and warehousing company, has taken delivery of 11 new Schmitz Cargobull S.CS FIXED ROOF curtainsider semi-trailers, replacing units
Keith Elkington Transport embarks on its decarbonisation journey
Keith Elkington Transport is leading the charge towards a greener future by investing in an integrated Webfleet telematics and video camera system solution. The strategic
Calls for the next Government to boost battery production
Greenpower Park, the UK’s Centre of Electrification and Clean Energy, has called on the next UK Government to accelerate domestic battery production to attract further
AA calls for graduated driving licence for new drivers
The AA is calling for the introduction of a Graduated Driver Licence (GDL), which would help address teenage deaths on the roads by limiting same-age
Commercial vehicle production falls in May
UK commercial vehicle (CV) manufacturing fell for the third consecutive month in May, by -59.3%, as temporary supply chain challenges impacted output, according to the
ID. Buzz GTX and LWB UK specifications announced
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has today announced specifications for the new ID. Buzz GTX and ID. Buzz LWB (long wheelbase) variants. Due in retailers and for
DA Techs retires the first van that inspired their automotive business
The faithful van that inspired a business idea for DA Techs retires, marking the continued success of the Adlington business over the last seven years.
Electric van ‘bricking’ issues persist
Twelve-volt battery technology needs to improve, says the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP), as “bricking” issues continue to affect adoption of electric vans. Paul Hollick,
