fleet management
Can gamification improve fleet safety?
Using the ‘challenge-and-reward’ qualities of a game to make a task more appealing is a strategy that, across a wide range of industries, is being
Keeping it Green – The next transport cha...
With more than 50% of the world’s population living in cities, creating efficient, green, and comfortable cities that “work” is one of the great challenges
Comex 2000 adopts green fleet tech
Leading telecoms infrastructure services provider Comex 2000, which counts Virgin Media O2, Zayo, Community Fibre and Gigaclear amongst its customers, has announced the full roll-out
Technology helping operators gain Earned Re...
Earned Recognition (ER) is a voluntary scheme for operators of all sizes that demonstrate a strong track record of compliance and adherence to standards. Introduced
Why the UK is struggling with driver shorta...
The UK economy is a bit of a mess. Rising food prices have pushed inflation to a 40-year high. The economy is struggling with soaring
How to prevent fleet safety from falling sh...
All fleet managers know the importance of fleet safety and how it can make or break a company no matter what other pressures it may
Emergency Budget: What it means for drivers...
The Chancellor’s Emergency Budget has some serious implications for drivers and fleet-operating businesses. In response, Matthew Walters, Head of Consultancy Services at LeasePlan UK, has
Rhino charges forward with Mandata Go
A fast-growing logistics company that was founded during the pandemic says its user-friendly transport management system from Mandata has played a key role in its
Pocket Box launches SME commercial fleet so...
Pocket Box, the vehicle and driver management software specialist, has launched an SME fleet solution that promises a simple way to maintain compliance, reduce risk
Why sustainable home delivery is win-win fo...
Two seemingly conflicting trends are coming together that, if addressed correctly, could provide retailers with a competitive advantage and make them more profitable. First, consumers
