Government Policy
New requirements for electric chargepoints ...
Roads Minister Michael Ellis has today announced that all government-funded home chargepoints installed in the future must be ‘smart’. From 1 July, all chargepoints backed
Government’s Road to Zero Strategy is...
The Government needs to supercharge its electric vehicle strategy if it is to have any chance of meeting its new ‘net zero’ emissions by 2050
Transport Secretary leads the way in transi...
The Transport Secretary has set out plans for the government to move towards completely ultra-low emission car fleets over the next decade. Last year’s Road to
DfT launches biggest transport review ‘in...
The Government has confirmed it will explore regulations around new types of vehicles, including e-scooters and e-cargo bike trailers, as part of a review into
BVRLA members are delivering the future of ...
The BVRLA has welcomed the Government’s announcement that it will provide more financial, regulatory and policy support for UK cities looking to develop their own
Government’s approach to road safety unde...
The Transport Committee has launched a new inquiry into road safety – and is keen to hear from road safety professionals and members of the
Brexit is not the only show in town for the...
As government indicates that the fleet sector must continue to wait for a published response to the recent review into the impact of WLTP on
Confused Government policy leads to first C...
Confused Government policy towards diesel vehicles, which has deterred many buyers and led to a sustained across-the-board fall in diesel sales, has resulted in the
Government accused of lack of clarity over ...
The government lacks a clear and cohesive strategy in its approach to green transport which extends to low emission charging zones, diesels and plug-in hybrid
Further response to the change to the Plug-...
Following the government’s announcement last week that the Plug-In Hybrid car grant is to be scrapped from the 9th November, there has been a major
