Leasing companies buying into Citroën’s fair pricing policy has helped to position the vehicle with a strong wholelife cost

Graham Short is using his 19 years’ experience in fleet to transform Zip Water’s car and van policy, saving money as the fleet expands. Sarah Tooze reports

Until four years ago, Mitsubishi was retail and pick-up focused but Outlander PHEV tapped into the eco trend, opening the door to fleet. Matt de Prez reports.

VPS Group fleet manager Steve Mulvaney has big ambitions for his first full-time fleet role. He reveals to John Maslen why he wants to be 'best in class.

Long-running market leader, Ford, is happy everyone is very familiar with its cars and vans. But there can be no resting on laurels. Stephen Briers reports.

Andrew Cope, executive chairman of Essential Fleet Services and non-executive director of Synergy Automotive explains his career path in leasing.

Volvo Trucks undertakes European-wide accident study to help reduce road transport injuries and fatalities for vulnerable road users.

Introducing more electric vehicles and using biofuels in others, London Borough of Hackney council will try anything to reduce its impact on the environment.

In addition to retaining its place as number one premium brand these are the priorities for Mercedes’ fleet boss.

Fleet of the year winner, Environment Agency, tells Stephen Briers how unity across 32 different organisations has saved almost half a million pounds.

Edinburgh College has saved more than £100,000 in fuel expense claims since introducing an electric pool car fleet in 2012, Sarah Tooze reports.

Arval has surpassed its market share target and switched its focus to existing partnerships and a bigger service offering, Stephen Briers reports.

UK industry newcomer, BD Auto, looks to convert diesel fleets to electric vehicles by offering to rent them vans with a promise to match wholelife costs

New products and a new approach at DriveTech as a new management team seeks a “step change” in performance. Gareth Roberts reports.

In an industry beset with skills shortages, Countryside sees company cars as powerful weapons in gaining and retaining top people.

Matt de Prez gives insight on how TfL's Safe Urban Driving course has got 20,000 commercial vehicle drivers onto pushbikes and swap eight wheels for two.

In the July edition of Fleet Spotlight, Acute Ambulance and Medical Services reveal to John Maslen how a safety-first focus benefits patients and vehicles.

Stephen Briers talks to Zenith's chief executive Tim Buchan about its new shareholder Bridgepoint and a new growth strategy.

Chargemaster uses electric vehicles on its own fleet to prove to companies that plug-in cars make good business sense, John Maslen discovers.

Kwik Fit fleet sales director outlines the strategy as the company develops from tyres-only to a more comprehensive SMR service.

New ideas and fresh thinking are top priorities at delivery giant Hermes as it tackles the challenges of adapting to a low-carbon future where access to cities could be limited, John Maslen reports.

The London Borough of Hackney is introducing more electric vehicles and using biofuels in other vehicles... there is little this council won’t try in bid to help the environment.

Higher cost of raw materials and post-Brexit dip in exchange rates have helped overcome prejudices and regenerate interest in remoulded truck tyres, John Lewis discovers.

Renault will launch integrated fleet management and predictive maintenance services this year and is continually evaluating its electric offering to stay ahead of the curve in the LCV market, Liam Campbell discovers.

French-based company Europcar is no longer content with simple car hire. Now it is setting its sights on being major player in ‘new mobility’.

Charlie Wren discusses how a safe-driving fleet focus fuelled by the introduction of telematics has helped cut collisions and protect residual values.

The Fleet News Awards 'best plug-in car 1-50g/km' winner was the BMW i3 range extender.

Mercedes-Benz Trucks MD Mike Belk says long-term prospects are good in wake of 2016 dip in registrations

After four years in his role as chief executive of the BVRLA, Gerry Keaney delivers a frank assessment of association progress.

The salary sacrifice changes have had little impact on Leicester City Council’s scheme who see the changes and omission of ULEVs as an opportunity.

Fleet team is ‘passionate’ about making the roads safer for everyone by working with its supply chain

Hyundai’s investment in alternative fuel R&D has produced a double award-winner for environmental excellence.

The reference is an informal one but the business of ensuring total end-user satisfaction is serious for leading fleet dealer

David Hosking explains his journey to become CEO of Tusker.

Fringe player Suzuki is seeking to go mainstream in fleet. It’s a big change from its position a decade ago, so what prompted the move, asks Stephen Briers

All in-house, partial-outsourcing or totally outsourced – David King brought the three together to create one way of working, reports Sarah Tooze

Innovation and collaboration help to make utility company’s fleet safer, greener and more efficient

Video review service flags areas of concern so fleets can focus solely on implementing solutions

UK boss Carl zu Dohna wants ‘customers for life’ by better understanding fleets’ businesses and offering bespoke solutions to maximise their van usage and minimise downtime

Nigel Grainger was compelled to act when presented with a home-to-school transport challenge. It’s just one of his many new initiatives, reports Andrew Ryan