Government Policy
£1billion investment to repair UK roads, b...
The Chancellor has unveiled a £1 billion “Structures Fund” to restore distressed transport infrastructure across England, backed by a further £590 million to advance the long‑promised Lower Thames
New Licence Rules for Heavier Electric Vans...
Updated driving licence regulations for zero-emission vehicles come into effect today (10 June 2025), making the switch to electric vans simpler for drivers. Under the
Government cuts red tape to make it easier ...
More drivers will be able to save up to £1,100 a year as the government cuts red tape to make it easier than ever to
LTS Global Solutions hails new UK-India Fre...
International logistics experts LTS Global Solutions has advised how business can make the most out of the recent UK-India Free Trade Agreement which was finally
Large van fleet sector unlikely to meet Net...
BEDEO, a UK-based pioneer in large van electrification and retrofit technology, has issued a direct appeal to the UK Government, warning that the large van
Prime Minister unveils plan to support carm...
British car brands like Rolls-Royce, Vauxhall, and Land Rover are being given certainty, stability, and support as the Prime Minister sets out plans to back
Missed oportunities: Spring Statement leave...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s Spring Statement of 2025 introduced several measures impacting the logistics industry, fleet operations, and transport management. Fuel Duty Freeze The Chancellor announced
Government urged to tackle looming fuel dut...
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK (CILT(UK)) is urging the government to start talks with experts to tackle the impending black hole in
Government grants approval for Lower Thames...
On Tuesday 25th March 2025, the government has officially approved the A122 Lower Thames Crossing project, a significant infrastructure initiative designed to alleviate congestion at
Show progress on pot holes or lose cash
The public will now see exactly what’s being done to tackle pot holes, as the Government demands councils prove their progress or face losing cash.
