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UK’s largest public rapid charging hub inaugurated in Milton Keynes
The country’s largest universal rapid charging hub for electric vehicles has been inaugurated by Milton Keynes Council and BP Chargemaster. The hub is operating on…
Self-reflection is key for safer senior driving, says GEM Motoring Assist
Road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist says older drivers can stay safer for longer by reflecting on their driving, and by knowing where…
Europe’s leading luxury car hire service rebrands following expansion
Luxury car hire service, Driverso, offers instant online booking for the largest collection of luxury cars in Europe. Formerly named Vroomerz, Europe’s most varied luxury…
International Logistics Centre joins European logistics giant
One of the UK’s leading packing and haulage operators, International Logistics Centre, has embarked on a new venture after becoming the latest company to join…
Castrol announces discovery of new Fluid TITANIUM Technology
Castrol, one of the world’s leading lubricant companies, has today revealed new performance benefits of using Fluid TITANIUM Technology after years of research, development and…
Hit and run…millions of Brits would not admit to denting another car
Almost one-in-five Brits would not leave their contact details if they dented another car when parking and no one else had seen them, a study…
Verizon Connect Digital Tachograph delivers stronger visibility of driver status
With the launch of Verizon Connect’s Digital Tachograph fleet managers can now download digital tachograph files and driver activity from anywhere, helping drive European tachograph…
Brexit ferry contracts could cost millions more
The government will have to spend millions of pounds more to keep its no-deal ferry contracts in place if Brexit is delayed, the BBC reports.…
BMW ditches 3-series Turismo in cost-cutting push
BMW said it will step up cost cutting in anticipation of a difficult year after the automaker reported a 7.9 percent fall in 2018 operating…
Ford to cut more than 5,000 jobs in Germany, further reductions in the UK
Ford plans to cut more than 5,000 jobs in Germany and will reduce its workforce in Britain as it seeks to return to profit in…
Government’s approach to road safety under scrutiny
The Transport Committee has launched a new inquiry into road safety – and is keen to hear from road safety professionals and members of the…
Major van rental site opens in Birmingham Newtown
Councillor Waseem Zaffar, Birmingham City Council’s Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment, officially opened the ground-breaking new Europcar Van Supersite in Birmingham Newtown on the…
PSV rolls out Camera Telematics’ ‘Street Angel’ across their fleet of 150 taxis
Camera Telematics, the leaders in vehicle camera technology enabling fleet operators to achieve the highest standards of risk management strategies, has announced that it has…
Speed freaks: 70% of drivers knowingly speed
With Google Maps releasing an update that notifies drivers when the speed limit changes, it will be interesting to see if this changes the nation’s…
Driving with loud music could now get you a £100 fine
Bradford are to introduce a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) which gives officers the ability to impose a fine of up to £100. This has…
Eighty-one per cent of SMEs say digitisation boosts output
Eighty-one per cent of decision makers working for small and medium sized businesses that use vehicles believe they could get more jobs done if they…