DVSA report confirms high risk of Low Emission Zone failures from over-emitting Euro 6 vehicles
The latest findings from the DVSA’s ‘2018 Vehicle Emissions Testing Programme’ highlight the threat to air quality improvements in ultra-low emission zones (ULEZs) from poor
Petroassist fuels progression with telematics
Petroassist is a petrol station forecourt specialist contractor with more than 50 years’ experience in the oil industry. The leading service provider supplies, installs and
12,500 job cuts at Nissan globally, but do not say where
Nissan’s quarterly operating profit has crashed by 98.5% requiring the Japanese company to take drastic action to cut costs. As a response, they will lose
Eworks Manager partners with SmartWitness to offer video telematics functionality
Eworks Manager workforce management software have partnered up with SmartWitness to provide video telematics functionality to all of their global clients. A range of SmartWitness
Daimler’s second-quarter loss triggers more cost-cutting, product review
Daimler will intensify cost cuts and plans to shrink its model lineup after legal risks for diesel-related issues and the cost of replacing Takata airbags
Lex Autolease enhances LCV proposition with investment in specialist team
The UK’s leading commercial vehicle provider is investing in its 32-strong light commercial vehicle (LCV) team and building on its Gold Partnership with the FTA,
Roads Minister announces ‘Evidence Review’ of red lights for recovery operators
In a significant win for the roadside rescue and recovery industry, Roads Minister Michael Ellis MP today (23 July 2019) announced that the Department for
Five surprising things your car does in summer
The summer months are hard on cars – they have to battle against baking sun, busy traffic and humid conditions, hopefully without missing a beat
The Argument Is Over: ETHANOL IS THE BETTER FUEL!
A remarkable event took place in Brazil yesterday; BP (formerly British Petroleum) and Bunge LTD have agreed to form a joint venture in Brazil to
New Mini crossovers to fortify brand
BMW Group is betting it can lure more customers to Mini by adding crossovers and two-door hatchbacks. The automaker appears to be doubling down on
