fleet management
Volvo Used Trucks extends Volvo Approved wa...
Volvo Used Trucks customers purchasing a Volvo Approved grade vehicle can now extend the manufacturer’s driveline warranty from the standard 12-months to a maximum of
The logistics sector needs to attract more ...
With today (8th March 2024) being International Women’s Day, Christina Dennstedt, Manager Mid Market Sales, DACH, Samsara, orrers her thoughts and the thoughts of others
Carbon reporting becoming bigger part of fl...
Carbon reporting is becoming a bigger part of everyday fleet management, says the Association of Fleet Professionals – with two significant developments in 2024 potentially
Revving up with the new intruck
After launching in 2017 and accumulating 300,000+ downloads, the new intruck driver’s app is available to download for free across Europe on Apple and Google
How AI is transforming the fleet industry
Having an efficient fleet operation is no longer about connected mobility – it’s about intelligent connected mobility. Artificial intelligence (AI) has been heralded as a
Broker urges HGV fleets to manage DQC renew...
Fleet transport specialist insurance broker, McCarron Coates, is urging HGV operators to plan in their approach to CPC renewals before this year’s 10 September 2024
Road Transport Expo is back this summer
Registration is now open for this summer’s unmissable Road Transport Expo 2024 (RTX) – the tradeshow extravaganza with a dedicated “all about the truck” focus.
Webfleet Brake Performance Report meets DVS...
The Webfleet Brake Performance Report, engineered to monitor trailer brake performance remotely, has met the DVSA (Driver Vehicle Standards Agency) standard for Electronic Brake Performance
CBVC Vehicle Management maximises fleet upt...
Chasetown Civil Engineering is running a significantly more efficient fleet thanks to a bespoke solution from CBVC Vehicle Management, the Staffordshire-based fleet management company. Chasetown
What will the net zero gear shift mean for ...
The UK government’s decision last year to delay the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel (ICE) vehicles to 2035 continues to rumble
