Fleet decision-makers also discuss cash or company car options and car clubs

British Gas relies on its collaborative partnerships with suppliers to run an effective and efficient fleet, says Steve Winter.

Monica Guise explains how the University of Birmingham’s fleet will soon be 40% electric or hydrogen – a year ahead of its target.

The Government has announced approved fuel rates for pure electric vehicles, but...what about phevs?

While EV will always be at the core of Farmdrop’s ethos, limited choice has seen diesel powertrains back on the table.

Vehicles driven by the internal combustion engine (ICE) look like they are losing out to alternative fuel power trains. Simon Harris reports

Fleets feel pressure to move away from diesel, but viable alternatives are not there

We contacted leading figures to ask where they believe fleet is heading over the coming 20 years. All expect MaaS to become widespread, reports Andrew Ryan.

Glasgow’s initial focus will be on buses but all vehicles will be included by the end of 2022

Adding low emission vehicles to a fleet can cut CO2 and costs. But what does an organisation need to consider? Andrew Ryan reports.

Fleets should not be too quick to write-off new diesel models on environment grounds. Simon Harris reports. ​

YAS has a goal of achieving zero emissions by 2050. But getting there might entail building a frontline ambulance from scratch. Andrew Ryan reports

After trials on electric models, ScottishPower decides it will no longer replace its vans and cars on a like-for-like basis. Andrew Ryan outlines the thinking

Organisations wanting to add electric vehicles to their fleets have traditionally faced many barriers, but these are being solved. Andrew Ryan reports

Safety has been a priority at family-owned R&B Star for three generations, says Andrew Robertson. By John Maslen

It started out on a farm, but EO Charging is reaping the benefits of being a second generation supplier of EV charging solutions. Sarah Tooze reports

Some experts say battery range reservations mean that diesel will be around for a long time; others feel gas-powered or hydrogen fuel cells may provide some of the clean air answers.

Jonathan Manning explores how companies are using EV and mobility services in a bid to offer transport alternatives, while highlighting additional fleet responsibility

Change the debate to get true global picture on emissions says manufacturer as it continues to examine powertrain technology options.

Fleet operators don’t know whether to stick or twist on vehicle replacement cycles. By Elizabeth Howlett

Driver training is integral to operating a safe and efficient fleet, but when should it be carried out?

Autonomous-driving small vans, low-speed robots and high-flying drones are just some of the methods being trialled as home delivery sector seeks answers to one of its biggest problems

Research shines light on factors influencing big decisions as almost one in four fleets intend to change funding methods, reports Jonathan Manning.

Fleet boss Terry Pycroft embraces the role of zero emissions champion and is keen to share his experiences with other councils. Stephen Briers reports.

New man at the helm is directing Arval to concentrate on new technologies and broaden the company’s appeal beyond fleet. Stephen Briers reports

Despite pressure from Government, the city authority will not confirm plans until after its local elections. Stephen Briers reports.

Submarine-inspired range extender management system allows an electric-powered truck to match range of a conventional ICE-powered one, James Gordon discovers.

Two-way batteries on electric vehicles open up the possibility of fleets selling power back with Vehicle to Grid technology.

Derby City Council are in no rush to jump on the 'CAZ charging bandwagon' and will try alternative methods to meet air quality obligations.

East Midlands council lags behind Leeds in terms of publishing its CAZ consultation document, but the authority believes it is ahead in other ways.

The Leeds Air Quality roundtable has seen fleet managers urge local authorities across the country to develop CAZ (clean air zone) consistency.

ICFM’s Paul Hollick: "2018 will have big bangs aplenty" but what do other industry experts think the forthcoming year has in store for the fleet sector?

Mobileye director Gil Ayalon believes governments, insurers and fleets have major parts to play in the uptake of safety systems.

Chinese manufacturer plans to launch entirely new model range by 2020, extending the brand with hopes for a 'massive future'.

John Maslen finds that less is more in the future of commercial fleet vehicles.

With manufacturers developing technologies to monitor driver moods, Andrew Ryan explores if Artificial Intelligence is the new safety revolution.

Nottingham City Council is ramping up its electric vehicle plans as the city looks to tackle air pollution by introducing a Clean Air Zone (CAZ).

Fleet operators appreciate the need to act on air quality, but concern surrounds the speed of change.

How will the UK cope with the expected uptake of electric vehicles? Here are the 4 key impacts it may have on the national electricity network and generation.

Nissan outlines its vision of the future electric ecosystem in Europe at recent The Car and Beyond event. John Maslen reports