Mercedes-Benz voted most improved fleet manufacturer for second year running and now eyes fleet sales No1 spot

David Wells wants to raise standards of professionalism across smaller van fleets, reports Stephen Briers

Volkswagen missed out on the new van frenzy of the past couple of years but is now set to cash in on new Caddy, Transporter and Crafter models

Damion Bennett on harmonising a 2,000-strong car fleet which led to significant savings and efficiency improvements. Stephen Briers reports

Utilising the latest technology has reduced the fuel bill, cut the crash rate and saved money on servicing. Sarah Tooze reports

Jon Lawes has an ‘outrageous ambition’ to double his fleet size in the next three years. Stephen Briers reports

Fiat has one aim: to be world No1 for light commercial vans. But it has hurdles such as badge issues and brand awareness to deal with first

New investors and a continued focus on salary sacrifice will help Tusker deliver its ambitious growth objective. Gareth Roberts reports

Martin Wilson is proud of the advances his company has made, but feels there is still a lot more to offer

Every minute a vehicle is off-road costs a company money, especially when it’s a van. John Charles looks at how busy fleets can improve uptime

Installing telematics and appointing a safety manager help TfL to cut crashes by a third in 2014 under an ongoing programme

Hatchery operator combines benefits of UK’s largest funder and a local leasing provider for best prices and best service, reports Stephen Briers

Downtime and utilisation key measures to satisfy the need for availability

Strong models and service levels are key to fleet growth in a competitive UK market

Investment in a restructured sales operation and IT efficiency will help Volvo focus on fleet needs. Stephen Briers reports

Paul Taylor is at the forefront of improving standards and sharing best practice across the construction sector, reports Stephen Briers

New investors and a continued focus on salary sacrifice will help Tusker deliver its ambitious growth objective. Gareth Roberts reports

Company expects to continue expanding range into new areas

Combining chip and pin technology with mileage capture has given fleets greater control and flexibility of their fuel spend

Peter Bridgen, managing director of Fleetcor’s fuel card business, tells Gareth Roberts how past failings have led to service improvements

Colin Watson prefers a positive approach to fleet. Making sure the right driver is in the right vehicle is a big part of that. Christopher Smith reports

Michelin’s national sales manager for fleet Andy Fern hasn’t seen a launch like the new CrossClimate in 17 years. Andrew Ryan reports

New strategy will help MAN to exploit ‘huge opportunities’, says Simon Elliott

UK fleet arm of global business reveals how it uses technology to keep its drivers free from harm

Hertz is targeting the corporate market with tech-enabled pool fleets and a growing van division, Neil Cunningham tells Gareth Roberts

Fleet and risk manager Debbie Floyde explains how introducing a budget maintenance scheme has saved costs. Christopher Smith reports

‘Renault has the products and infrastructure to support fleets,’ says head of fleet Mark Dickens

Procurement manager David Millar explains how communication and a carrot and stick approach has reduced REL’s accident rate. Sarah Tooze reports

Leasing company of the year Alphabet is already exceeding targets. But it rates service quality above price for growth

To meet growing demand, Steve Duffy is future-proofing Network Rail’s large and varied fleet

Rental and leasing companies are providing schemes to tap into growing fleet demands, Emma Cooper reports

Fleet director John Matthews says the diversity of Veolia’s fleet has made it critical to de-centralise the fleet team. Sarah Tooze reports

CEO Graham Wheeler and interim director of fleet Ian Tilbrook tell Stephen Briers how they plan to continue their company’s successful expansion

Thrifty managing director Roger Hancock sees maintaining service levels as more important than lowering rental prices

It could have been an overwhelming proposition, but Martin Gurney, appointed to head the group fleet, has found benefits in merging. Stephen Briers reports

Gaming and amusement machine operator Gamestec has cut fuel costs and improved reporting since changing provider, as Sarah Tooze discovers

From individualised number-plates to employing a team of valeters, brand image is all-important for Pimlico Plumbers

Technology will be key as LeasePlan targets 30% organic growth over the next six years. Sarah Tooze reports.

Joanne Brain and Neil Britland have to keep staff retention in mind when introducing fleet restrictions at Novo Nordisk, Christopher Smith discovers

Fitting forward-facing cameras have helped Tristar quickly settle insurance claims and tackle fraud, as Sarah Tooze discovers