CHEP wins award for Transport Innovation
CHEP, the leading FMCG and retail end-to-end supply chain specialist, has been recognised as a leading innovator in transport at the annual Supply Chain Excellence
Greener cars for Green Tomato
A private taxi firm in London, Green Tomato Cars, now boasts Europe’s largest zero emission corporate fleet with more hydrogen powered vehicles added this month.
Enterprise Car Club and Liftshare announce partnership
Enterprise Car Club and sharing economy pioneers, Liftshare, have announced a partnership that will see the two collaborate on a new mobility model that will
Speedy Freight continues expansion
Speedy Freight, the UK’s leading provider of urgent or sensitive transport, has announced the opening of a new branch in Bromley. The launch is Speedy
Hawkins Group returns to Krone
Hawkins Group the Staffordshire-based logistics and warehousing operator has once again expanded its vehicle fleet, as new contracts in the UK and Europe add to
Uber self-driving car that killed pedestrian had software flaws
Software flaws in an Uber self-driving car have been blamed for the death of a pedestrian in the United States. Last year’s accident was the world’s
Licence Bureau encourages road safety focus during Road Safety Week
As part of Road Safety Week 2019 (18-24 November), coordinated by Brake, Licence Bureau is calling on fleet operators to ‘step up’ their road safety
Rocketing fleet vehicle motoring fines
The rocketing number of motoring fines handed out to company car and van drivers means that businesses must introduce innovative solutions to limit the resulting
Batteries: Mining the sea bed
The rapid increase and use of electric vehicles has seen an exponential demand for materials to make batteries, and cobalt, a rare metal that can
Alternative drives: ‘Hydrogen is underestimated’
Did you know that Germany has a better infrastructure of hydrogen filling stations than modern, environmentally conscious California? Despite this, only 392 vehicles with fuel
