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City of London Corporation to run fully electric refuse truck fleet

The City of London Corporation claims it will become the first UK local authority to run a fully electric fleet of refuse collection vehicles following

11 women who made automotive history

In recognition of International Women’s Day Hagerty recognises 11 pioneering women who helped shape automotive history as we know it today. It is part of

Voice assistant helps getting parcels to the right recipient

To optimise the delivery of parcels and to help delivery staff with their work – that is what Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles and logistics firm Hermes

Empowering women in the vehicle recovery industry

Start Rescue is proud to work with independent recovery operators which are based throughout the UK and the majority of which are family run businesses.

Fleet managers report an average of 20 working days lost due to COVID-19

New research from Verizon Connect has revealed the substantial impact that government-enforced restrictions and health & safety guidelines, triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, has had

LCV registrations up 22.0% in February

The UK new light commercial vehicle market grew by 22.0% in the second month of the year, according to the latest figures released today by

Orders now open for fully-electric Fiat Professional E-Ducato

Orders for the 100% electric Fiat E-Ducato are now open, priced from £47,675 excluding VAT (after the Government PiVG), enabling customers to receive all the

Lorry safety permits part of London’s ‘holistic approach’

London’s new Direct Vision Standard (DVS) for HGVs has come into force, aimed at tackling the issue of drivers’ blind spots by employing safety permits.

Full tank of fuel now costs nearly £5 more than in late 2020

The price of fuel on the UK’s forecourts rose by 3p a litre in February, making it £1.70 more expensive to fill up a family

LCVs lie at the core of business

Light commercial vehicles have really come into their own during the pandemic as home deliveries and logistics have taken centre stage. But even before Covid-19