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The electric revolution: powering Ireland&#...
The road freight industry stands at a critical juncture in Ireland. With diesel-powered heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) accounting for a disproportionate 20% of all road
How innovative lubricants are advancing sus...
In the rapidly transforming automotive sector, e-mobility stands out as a pivotal area of innovation and growth. The advancement of e-mobility solutions is having an
Five steps to decarbonise and digitise your...
As fossil fuel supplies decline and environmental risks become more evident, the haulage industry is shifting its focus toward decarbonisation. If fleet managers are to
EV charge point management: the best ways t...
The momentum towards adopting electric vehicles in the UK is accelerating. In the face of an intensifying climate emergency, the past year has seen a
Is AI the Future of Fleet Management?
AI integration in fleet management leverages advanced technologies like machine learning, predictive analytics, and automation to enhance operational efficiency and safety. Fleet and transport managers
My vote is a vote for a change in UK EV inf...
The landslide labour election victory could and should be a vital step in reversing the slow-down in Electric Vehicle (EV) adoption. Delivering on pledges to
How AI is driving a better rental experienc...
The rental car industry had a record-breaking year in 2023, with an estimated $38.3 billion in revenue earned in the US alone. Despite this positive
What fleets need to know about EV smart cha...
There’s been a lot of talk about smart charging for electric vehicles recently. But why do we need it, what exactly is it, and how
Are LNG fleets powering your deliveries?
With the amount of deliveries skyrocketing in recent years, as online shopping continues to increase in popularity, it means the emissions of vehicles used to
Safety Score and Safety Coach technology
Ian Hare, Managing Director of Motor Management writes; I was intrigued to read about Renault’s new Safety Score and Safety Coach technology in The Sunday
