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Fiat remains lowest emitting volume brand in Europe for the sixth consecutive year, Portugal remains the lowest polluting country whilst Czech Republic, Germany, Poland and Switzerland remain above 140g/km.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is putting the Vauxhall Ampera in service in Belfast city centre as an incident response vehicle.

Betting and gaming company Gala Coral Group has renewed an outsourced fleet management agreement covering its 417-strong company car fleet and 180 cash allowance cars with fleet management and leasing specialist Fleet Alliance.

The Government has set aside £37 million to help fund the installation of charging points for electric vehicles at private dwellings, railway stations and on-street locations – but none of the money will be available to businesses.

Prices of de-fleeted cars at auction rose again for the third month in a row in February according to Manheim’s latest monthly barometer of activity.

Just a third of senior leaders in the transport sector feel that the UK Government has a clear vision for the future of the nation’s transport, according to new research released today by transformation consultancy Moorhouse.

As a supporting partner of Red Nose Day 2013, Kia Motors has been getting into the spirit of doing ‘Something Funny for Money’ and, on 5 March, Kia dealers from all around the UK auctioned off their ‘pimped’ Part-Ex’s at BCA’s Measham auction centre.

The Freight Transport Association has warned that there will be no last minute reprieve with six months to go until the deadline for completion of driver CPC training for passenger carrying vehicles (PCVs).

Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council has avoided paying £100,000 to Mark Anthony Smith after he admitted staging an accident against the council.

APC Overnight, the UK's largest next-day parcel delivery network, now has 200 Citroën Relay panel vans in service.