fleet management
How to optimise fleet operations with conne...
Fleet downtime can have a huge impact on transport operators, causing delays which can result in dissatisfied passengers. Optimisation of fleet operations can help businesses
A S Taylor takes the cash flow fast lane wi...
An independent haulier is improving cash flow after switching to a new transport management system (TMS). Based near Burton-on-Trent in the east Midlands, A S
Peace of mind on the road with IVECO TOPCAR...
IVECO has launched the first fast-track service and hospitality pack in the industry: IVECO TOPCARE. The premium assistance service powered by IVECO’s connectivity has been
Northgate re-launches its We Buy You Rent f...
Northgate has re-packaged and re-launched its LCV fleet disposal option, We Buy You Rent, enabling businesses to unlock capital from their owned fleets and benefit
Visiontrack launches ground-breaking AI-pow...
VisionTrack, the leading AI video telematics and connected fleet data specialist, is transforming commercial fleet safety with the launch of a sophisticated AI-powered post-analysis solution.
Openfield Co-op invests in 36 Fruehauf tipp...
Britain’s only national grain marketing and arable inputs co-operative, Openfield, is taking delivery of 36 sloper smoothsider tippers from Fruehauf as part of the company’s
The new EU Truck CO2 rules
The Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) industry is facing a significant challenge with the introduction of new EU regulations aimed at reducing CO2 emissions from trucks.
Manufacturers must learn to live with crisi...
Supply chain managers in manufacturing must learn to become ‘masters of disaster’ because crisis and disruption will continue to challenge the logistics sector through 2023
Video-based safety solutions to help you ke...
Businesses of all sizes are looking at how they can reduce risk and create a love for their brand – to create a more sustainable
EV waiting game for fleet drivers
Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming the go-to option for those making fleet vehicle purchasing decisions, with nearly all (98 per cent) willing to pay extra
