FreshLinc places “100 per cent confidence” in Michelin
FreshLinc Group is now running exclusively on Michelin tyres after moving its entire bulk transport fleet onto its existing Effitires tyre management contract with the
Trakm8 awarded onto new vehicle telematics framework
Trakm8 has been awarded supplier status on the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) framework to help the public sector improve the efficiency and safety of its
Car dealerships reopening is a welcome move
From today (1st June 2020) car dealerships will be able to open their doors to customers as long as strict social distancing and other regulations
Goodyear extends on-road range with New KMAX T GEN-2 Trailer Tyre
Goodyear is complementing its premium KMAX GEN-2 steer and drive truck range with the new KMAX T GEN-2 trailer tyres. The new products are predominately
CDL: freeze in car valuations set to be unlocked as transactions resume
Data from CDL Vehicle Information Services (VIS), which powers mycarcheck.com, showed a collapse in used car sales following lockdown, with vehicle transactional data records 89%
McGrath Group: maintaining vital services during Coronavirus
McGrath support essential retailers and Local Authorities with increased levels of waste. With so many people stuck at home during the Covid-19 pandemic, sustaining the
Why fleets are (still) making the switch to electric vehicles
With oil prices at multi-year lows, conventional wisdom suggests an interest in electric vehicles (EVs) will wane. Perhaps surprisingly, the opposite is happening. Whilst registrations
Lightfoot launches First Notice of Loss service to fleet managers
Lightfoot, the award winning in-vehicle technology and driver rewards platform, has launched its First Notice of Loss (FNOL) service to the fleet sector, alerting fleet
Don’t drive if you’re concerned about your eyesight
Following Dominic Cumming’s admission that he drove to Barnard Castle on April 12th to see if he could drive safely. “My wife was very worried
UK car production plummets 99.7% in April
UK car production fell to its lowest level since the Second World War in April, down -99.7%, according to figures released today by the Society
