Dearman wins major National Air Quality Award for innovation
Clean cold experts at Dearman won the Innovation in Air Quality Technology Award at the annual National Air Quality Awards. Dearman received the award jointly
Electric vehicle driver case study
Britain’s biggest electricity distributor UK Power Networks is trialling eight electric Renault Kangoo vans in its fleet, to help improve air quality for future generations
Volumetric Concrete operator all set with TruTac for new HGV rules
Burman Plant, the volumetric concrete and plant hire specialists, have ‘embraced with ease’ the recently introduced DfT regulations which now require certain categories of vehicles
Yodel celebrates success at National Courier Awards
UK independent parcel carrier Yodel is celebrating after four of its colleagues were among the winners at this year’s National Courier Awards. Now in its
Autonomous fleets – an insurance for the future?
There is no doubt that the automotive world is set to change dramatically in the next five or so years as autonomous vehicles (AVs) are
Firms told to offer staff van driving lessons
Firms are being called upon to make sure they have adequate van drivers available by offering advanced training for nervous team members. Van experts from
The Chancellor is still leaving us in the dark
Responding to the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget, Matt Dyer, Managing Director of LeasePlan UK, said: On the economic outlook: “Britain’s impending departure from the EU is
Nexus Vehicle Rental responds to Budget 2018
The CEO of Leeds-based Nexus Vehicle Rental, David Brennan, has responded to this afternoon’s Autumn Budget and what it means for the motoring industry. Britain
Lex Autolease Budget reaction
Lex Autolease respond on WLTP correlation, the impack on BiK rates and the absence of Company Car Tax bands post 2020/21 Commenting on WLTP correlation
Budget 2018: Industry and business response
Yesterday, Phillip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer, gave his final Budget before Brexit in March 2019. The general consensus would seem that the Chancellor didn’t
