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The future of e-mobility is built on rapid charging

The future of e-mobility is not a new topic of discussion. Over the past decade, companies have committed to introducing innovations for both business customers

New research investigating future of freight and deliveries in London

New research, led by Centre for London, is exploring how to create a smarter and more sustainable freight and logistics ecosystem in the capital. Deliveries have kept the city ticking over the last

GPS tracking: pointing the fleet in the right direction

Transport and fleet managers have a tough job. The need to monitor and manage employees and assets, juggle customer demands and deliverables, ensure safety, keep

MAHLE Powertrain and Bramble Energy launch fuel cell demonstrator vehicle

MAHLE Powertrain and Bramble Energy have jointly agreed to continue their collaboration to develop Bramble’s PCBFC™ hydrogen fuel cell technology. The phase 1 demonstrator vehicle was

Nissan reveals the all-new Townstar van

Nissan reveals the next generation compact light commercial vehicle (LCV), the all-new Townstar. With a fully electric version in addition to a fuel-powered option, this

Number plate test: an easy way to regularly self-check eyesight

Fewer than 50% of motorists are aware that they must be able to read a number plate from 20 metres away, new research from the

FUELMAX ENDURANCE: Goodyear’s new fuel efficient and versatile tyre

Goodyear has announced a new fuel efficient and versatile product line called FUELMAX ENDURANCE. This range of steer and drive axle tyres provides an innovative

Government extends legal action against protesters

A further injunction has been approved Friday 24 September by the High Court against climate activists who have been carrying out a string of disruptive

More support to help people to become HGV drivers

Up to 4,000 people will soon be able to take advantage of training courses to become HGV drivers, as part of a package of measures

Petrol shortage: Government prepares to call in the army

BP said nearly a third of its British petrol stations had run out of the two main grades of fuel on Sunday as panic buying forced