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Traffic has got worse on the UK’s major roads in the past year, according to more than half of motorists.

Software will compare priorities with actual policy and highlight the gaps.

New consultancy service aims to deliver a more in-depth level of support and advice to the company’s 600-plus customers.

Axis Fleet Management has announced the appointment of Claire-Louise Cook as in-house corporate lawyer and Andrew Drake as business development manager.

The mega-trends that will reshape the transport landscape and their consequences for fleets and suppliers will be revealed at the Automotive Outlook conference next month.

Fleet boss Maurice Elford made software a priority when joining L&Q. He is now a double Fleet News Award winner.

There were more than 1.35 million traffic jams on the UK’s major roads in the past year, costing drivers an estimated £9bn, new research from Inrix suggests.

CLM Fleet Management has appointed experienced automotive executive, John Lawrence, as its new managing director.

Warwickshire Police and West Mercia Police forces are partnering with Civica to deploy a system to manage road incidents.

Maxoptra, the dynamic route planning and scheduling software specialist, has partnered with Talecom to develop integrated mobile workforce solutions.

Fleets need to ensure that drivers are carrying out walkaround checks on their company vehicles, warns FleetCheck.

CBVC, the Staffordshire-based fleet management and leasing specialist has appointed Rick Wilson as business development manager.

Growth attributed to a number of key activities and initiatives including product developments, customer service and local team expansion,

To better service its customers in the Central America area, Sofico has made its first move into the region by opening an office in Mexico.

Event attendees can book a free half-hour session with one of their peers.

Software company sets its sights on doubling global revenue after a root and branch overhaul of working practices. Stephen Briers reports.

Almost a third of businesses (31%) admit being slow to adopt technological innovations, according to a new study by TomTom Telematics.

Bayer has outsourced the management of its UK fleet of 450 cars to fleet management specialist Fleet Logistics.

Study shows average speeds dropping within the majority of big cities.

By Tom Blackie, head of automotive at RealVNC

Jaama has launched a “game-changing” smartphone app with benefits for fleet managers and drivers.

Gloucester-based All Fleet Services has launched a new digital side to its fleet services capabilities with the launch of All Fleet Online.

England's legendary goalkeeper will provide a vivid overview of the self-discipline and dedication it takes to become the world’s best.

However, cyber security experts are calling for more detailed guidelines and urged manufacturers to review their use of open source components.

Teltrac Navman’s Director platform and FleetCheck’s management software integration has ‘proven successful’ with fleet managers.

Dashcams may not yield increase in prosecutions for dangerous driving and lead to fewer traffic patrols as officers spend more time analysing amateur footage.

In response to emerging technologies and user-demand, Chevin has launched an API tool for its fleet management software, FleetWave.

An EV journey planner released by Route Monkey has claimed to ‘eliminate range anxiety’ for eco-fleet drivers.

Hundreds of industry leaders from vehicle manufacturers, leasing, rental, service providers and major fleets are expected to attend.

Pendragon Vehicle Management (PVM) have developed a new free app to support their fleet drivers with daily duties.

With the debate raging about the future of diesel, experts at Fleet Management LIVE 2017 will be on hand to provide advice on strategies for fleets.

Almost two thirds (61%) of fleets turn to manufacturers for key information covering safety, model specifications, and costs, new research suggests.

The UK Government must support European Commission (EC) plans to improve new vehicle safety standards, says industry groups and NGOs.

By Edward Kulperger, Geotab's vice president Europe

The service lets drivers monitor fuel consumption, driving style and can link to an approved VW repairer to prompt alerts for servicing.

Managing director Ashley Sowerby says businesses need to consider when managing their fleet information is whether their software system is adequately secure.

The next phase of the Gateway project - an open public trial of driverless pods – will start around the Greenwich peninsula in London in the autumn.

Connected cars will have to be better protected from hackers, under new Government guidelines issued by the Department for Transport (DfT).

Recent enhancements to the DVLA’s Access to Driver Data (ADD) service has seen new customers sign up to its licence checking solution.

By Penny Searles, chief executive of Smartdriverclub