THINKWARE launches Connected Service, at the CV Show
Today (24 May 2022), the world-leading dash cam manufacturer, THINKWARE announces the launch of its new fleet management system (FMS), THINKWARE Connected Service, for the
Goodyear takes technology and data integration next level within Total Mobility offer
Goodyear has taken a step forward with its Total Mobility solution by integrating its smart technologies which contribute to ease the digital transformation of fleets.
Iconic Spaghetti Junction turns 50
Motorists and businesses have today paid tribute to the iconic Spaghetti Junction as the road marks 50 years since first opening to traffic. The junction
EV charging payment specialists Mina, enter partnership with InstaVolt
EV charging payment specialists Mina, enter partnership with InstaVolt to include the UK’s #1 public charging network within their Chargepass® fleet offering. Known for their
Charlie Jardine
Charlie Jardine, Founder and CEO at EO Charging Charlie Jardine is the founder and CEO of EO Charging (EO), a British provider of technology-enabled charging
The EV Charge: the four factors driving fleet electrification
The adoption of battery electric vehicles (EVs) has sky-rocketed in recent years. In the UK alone we have seen a dramatic increase in the number
Law change set to allow newly qualified teenagers to drive trucks
Plans to scrap EU rules and allow newly qualified drivers to operate lorries need to be carefully considered, according to freight booker Zeus Labs. The
Apprentice and Apprentice Mentor of the Year Awards
The ABP British Bodyshop Awards took place last night, giving companies an industry platform to recognise and celebrate the fantastic work of bodyshops and individuals
HGV registrations restricted by supply chain challenges
HGV registrations fell by 2.3% in the first quarter of 2022, as supply chain and economic headwinds hamper recovery. The market remains 17.1% behind its
Jon Lawes appointed BVRLA Chair
The BVRLA has welcomed Jon Lawes as the new Chair of the association, taking over from Nina Bell, who oversaw an extended, three-year tenure due