fleet management
Guide to the HGV changes in drivers’ ...
As of 21 April 2025, new regulations have reshaped the drivers’ hours rules for Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) operators in the UK, particularly for those
The importance of brake maintenance for fle...
Ensuring that brakes and brake pads are properly maintained is a critical responsibility for fleet and transport managers. The braking system is the cornerstone of
UK Government to end HGV Skills Bootcamps
The UK government has confirmed it will discontinue the HGV Skills Bootcamps programme, a critical initiative launched in 2022 to address the nation’s shortage of
ReFuels opens Bio-CNG refuelling station in...
ReFuels N.V., one of Europe’s leading suppliers of renewable biomethane (Bio-CNG) for the decarbonisation of heavy goods vehicles (HGV), has opened a new refuelling station
Shining a light on efficiency and safety
Fleet vehicles depend on lights and signals every day. They help drivers to stay visible and safe. Yet, as technology moves forward, lighting enables drivers
Exploring alternative ways to improve fleet...
Summer transforms fleet operations. Increased temperatures and altered traffic patterns and intense vehicle strain necessitate adjustments. Fleet and transport managers who adapt can reduce costs,
E-Training World add new EV transition modu...
With electric vehicles taking an increasing share of the fleet vehicle parc, multi-award-winning online driver profiling and e-driver training provider E-Training World has launched new
Zest joins forces with Allstar to bring acc...
Zest, the UK’s fastest growing investor-operator of public access EV charging infrastructure, has today announced a new partnership with Allstar, one of the UK’s leading
Fleets warned of a new wave of congestion c...
Fleet management and remarketing specialist Hudson Kapel (HK) is warning fleet operators to brace for a growing number of congestion charge penalties as more cities
Farizon SV loads more value with Plug-in Va...
The born-electric Farizon SV has qualified for the Government’s £5,000 Plug-in Van Grant (PiVG), bringing the starting price down to just £40,000 for the L1
