Latest From Future fleet and mobility
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Future fleet and mobility 14 Jan
Remote driving could bring utilisation and cost benefits to fleets
A connected vehicle technology which could eventually help fleets increase utilisation and cut costs is set to be put into public use in Milton Keynes this year.
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Future fleet and mobility 27 May
Self-driving technology on trial
Real-world testing of fully-autonomous vehicles is key to their future deployment. Here we look at some of the UK trials taking place.
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Future fleet and mobility 27 May
Six takeaways from the Smart Transport Conference
Decarbonisation and the future of mobility were on the agenda at the virtual event held by Fleet News’s sister brand. We look at some of the key messages
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Future fleet and mobility 26 May
Drone rangers: How will unmanned aerial vehicles change fleet operations?
The use of unmanned aerial vehicles is tipped to have major operational and environmental benefits for many organisations, but there are hurdles to overcome.
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Future fleet and mobility 24 May
What tech will revolutionise mobility? The Gartner Hype Cycle investigates
Smart mobility technologies are often hailed as being ready to revolutionise the transport sector - the Gartner Hype Cycle aims to uncover the truth
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Future fleet and mobility 13 Jan
Mobility in a post-pandemic world
The Covid-19 outbreak has already changed how people travel. Here we look at some of the impacts it will have on future mobility solutions.
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Future fleet and mobility 10 Dec
Dundee united in the battle to banish chronic air quality
City lies in bowl of an eroded volcano which stops gases escaping. A decade ago the council embarked on an EV journey to counter health threat
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Future fleet and mobility 15 Jul
Companies keen to embrace mobility, finds Arval Mobility Observatory
Changes to travel behaviour brought on by the coronavirus pandemic have created a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Government to reshape how transport is delivered and used.
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Future fleet and mobility 13 Jul
Midlands Future Mobility opinion: Empty shelves underline need for logistics R&D
Early Covid-19 scenes in the media showed row upon row of empty supermarket shelves and yet there were supplies, seemingly abundant, held in warehouses.
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Future fleet and mobility 10 Jul
Autonomous vehicles: how safe is safe enough?
A new report says self-driving vehicles not offer the safety improvements often touted. What are the potential consequences?
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Future fleet and mobility 16 Jun
Target 2050: Delivering net zero emission transport
Fleets are being given the opportunity to help determine how the UK will achieve net zero emissions across every mode of transport by 2050.
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Future fleet and mobility 5 Mar
Hyundai's vision of the future: 16 electric vehicles by 2025
Manufacturer outlines its plans for a zero emission future.
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Future fleet and mobility 5 Mar
Fleet Mobility Conference: MaaS is a 'long way from becoming mainstream'
Electric vehicles and new mobility solutions are touted to transform the fleet sector, but what will be their real-world impact? Four leading fleet decision-makers debate the issue.
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Future fleet and mobility 23 Dec
Green Tomato Cars racks up 1m miles in Toyota Mirai hydrogen cars
Hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles prove ideal for private hire company Green Tomato Cars to reduce its emissions.
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Future fleet and mobility 13 Dec
Powered light vehicles ‘essential for future urban mobility’
With talk about future urban mobility focused largely on electric and autonomous vehicles, MCIA has urged industry not to overlook PLVs.
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'Stay calm and make a considered choice' fleets adding EVs advised
Fleets considering electrification should “stay calm” and take a considered decision before making the move to EVs.
Government launches consultation to introduce autonomous driving tech
The Government has launched a consultation that could lead to the introduction of cars with Level 3 autonomous driving capabilities by next year.
Autonomous vehicles: how safe is safe enough?
A new report says self-driving vehicles not offer the safety improvements often touted. What are the potential consequences?
UK leadership on autonomous vehicles held back by infrastructure, says KPMG
The UK risks falling behind with autonomous vehicle development due to not pushing ahead far enough with infrastructure preparations compared with other countries, according to new research from KPMG.
Fleet Mobility Conference: MaaS is a 'long way from becoming mainstream'
Electric vehicles and new mobility solutions are touted to transform the fleet sector, but what will be their real-world impact? Four leading fleet decision-makers debate the issue.