The three Rs of good environmental practice are bringing huge cost cuts when it comes to fitting recycled and remanufactured parts. Jonathan Manning reports

A desire to improve the environmental performance of their vehicles has led to fleet operators developing different – often innovative – ways to reduce emissions. Andrew Ryan reports on five of the best

Card providers are becoming 'mobility service providers', offering a range of additional benefits to customers, as Ben Rooth discovers

Leasing companies are often accused of using end-of-contract damage charges as a ‘profit centre’. Not so, say the UK’s three largest leasing companies. Andrew Ryan compares answers to fleets' key concerns

Don’t be a loser when it comes to excess mileage and early-termination charges – our FAQs will make you a winner, says Andrew Ryan

Fleets face flurry of fines after toll booths removed. John Charles reports

Data analysis and driver education will address the root causes of PCNs, keeping those nightmares at bay. Andrew Ryan reports

Leasing companies usually base end-of-contract charge decisions on the BVRLA’s guide, but interpretations can differ. Andrew Ryan looks at areas where fleets may fall foul of the standards – and incur a heavy toll

John Charles examines the different forms of parking and speeding fines and what actions fleets can take against them

Employer-provided petrol and diesel for private use may appear a flaw-free benefit to drivers, but it can be costly to both parties, finds John Charles

Van prices are expected to rise as manufacturers invest to meet EU emissions targets, but low CO2 vehicles will be more fuel-efficient, saving fleets money.

Vehicle tracking and route planning, switching from diesel and choosing the right vehicles could save fleets tonnes of CO2 and millions of pounds.

Travelling 1,000 miles around Italy over four days, Simon Harris attempts to follow the Mille Miglia on one tank of diesel in the new Jaguar XE...

Increased demands from growing LCV fleets have forced manufacturers, leasing companies and independents to up their game on service, maintenance and repair

Clarity of communication needs to be at the forefront if you want a solid long-term relationship with suppliers, finds John Maslen

Setting up a security strategy for your vans starts with their purchase

A growing number of fleets are assessing the potential to save thousands of pounds by downsizing their vans.

Minister of State for Transport urges fleets to back ultra low emission vehicles.

The purchasing process can often be almost a charade. Here the Fleet Industry Advisory Group explains how to get the most out of it.

Data can be used to ensure continued high levels of service during contract life

Collaborative working will lead to better decisions, writes Louise Cole

Fleet procurement can go wrong despite the best of intentions. Ian Hill and Geoffrey Bray look at two examples and the lessons learned. John Charles reports

Competition is fierce in the fuel card market with a number of new launches over the past year, so it’s time to review whether the deal you signed up for is still the best.

Fleets need to reconcile an attractive car benefit scheme with best practice as the economic recovery puts perk cars further up the agenda. John Maslen reports

Public sector fleets have been tasked with continuing to provide essential front-line services against the backdrop of austerity.

Euro6 emissions regulations will see all car and van manufacturers introduce super-clean diesel engines. But how are they achieving the new standards and what will it mean for fleet operators? Sarah Tooze reports.

With petrol engines becoming more efficient and electric and hybrid vehicles to consider, is it time to end the diesel-only policy?

Challenging times for cash-strapped organisations.

Impact of alternative fuel strategy on choice

Leasing companies share their top initiatives for going green.

In our green issue, leasing companies share their top initiatives for going green. Here are a few more that may help your fleet become more environmentally friendly.

Fleet200, roundtable discussion September 2013

The September 2013 meeting at Coombe Abbey included this discussion regarding vehicle choice lists.

Diesel accounts for almost 50% of a vehicle's running costs, but bills can easily be cut.

Topic: Vehicle procurement options: how do you decide which cars and vans to choose for the business. What are your priorities? What role do wholelife costs play? How much consideration is given to aftersales – maintenance and quality of dealer network?

Fleet200 met for another of its regular Round Tables at the Company Car in Action event at Millbrook Proving Ground.

True fleet sales in the first quarter of 2013 have remained broadly flat year-on-year, following the trend set during much of last year.

Leasing companies place more than a quarter of their SMR business with independent companies rather than franchised dealers, new research has shown.

Business confidence is rising among leasing companies as profitability improves and growth expectations increase in response to stronger fleet customer demand.

Leasing companies have praised manufacturers for their efforts to improve relationships with the industry in the past year – and they have set out four priority areas to improve levels of support still further in future.