fleet management
Extended BiK tables should be a priority fo...
Announcing extended company car benefit in kind taxation tables should be “among first fleet jobs” for the new government, says the Association of Fleet Professionals
The critical role of AI in telematics and d...
Introduction The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into telematics and driver safety systems has become a cornerstone of modern fleet management. This technological advancement is
Fleet Source tackles illegal Clandestine En...
Fleet Source, one of the UK’s largest transport training providers, has developed the first dedicated training course, CEASE, to help fleet operators and drivers maintain
Keep costs low by being a shipper of choice
As carriers’ leverage with their shipper customers ebbs and flows, being a shipper of choice will put you at the front of the line when
Three big trends shaping the future of EV f...
Terri Stiffler, Vice President, Customer Success at ACERTUS brings a view of EV fleet management from the US and highlights three current major trends that
Logistics UK calls for a dedicated Logistic...
As the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak MP announced the General Election will be held on 4 July 2024, business group Logistics UK urged all political
Transforming transport operations with mapp...
Route optimisation has become ever more important in recent years. The rise in ecommerce has created new routing pressures, especially in the last mile; while
Highway Code needs to be better embedded in...
Fleet broking insurance specialist, McCarron Coates, is warning fleets to ensure they have checked drivers have updated themselves on the rules of the 2022 Highway
EVolving your fleet: How will the global su...
For more than a decade, the promise of environmentally friendly travel created a forecast of change in the global automotive industry. Despite these lofty ideals,
British businesses reach EV tipping point
British van drivers believe that electric vans (EVs) are now more cost effective to run than a petrol or diesel alternative, according to a study
