Fleet strategy - Page 6

Family-owned Welch's, which celebrates its 90th birthday next year, has a fierce heritage of innovation and prides itself on being in the vanguard of new initiatives.

Fleet operators need to start considering their electric vehicle policies as soon as possible, even if they do not intend to make a wholesale transition until closer to the 2030 deadline.

Fleets are being urged to ensure company car drivers taking vehicles abroad this summer familiarise themselves with local driving regulations.

Fleet Evolution is rejecting almost half of the car dealers that apply to join its network, because of a lack of EV specialists and poor handover processes.

Almost a third (29%) of fleets expect to grow their car and van operations over the next three years, while 5% are expecting numbers to fall.

Mowi Scotland has partnered with fleet management company Gofor to transition its company car fleet to fully electric or hybrid by 2025.

A root and branch review of driver safety is helping M Group Services save money and drive sustainability across the business.

The modern fleet decision-maker has an expanding range of responsibilities, as advances in technology and an ever-widening range of products and services add complexity.

Latest industry news, including Shell upgrades digital fuel solution to cater for small fleets and Sixt UK opens new rental branch.

Kate Jennings, director of Policy at Logistics UK, examines how the sector continues to face recruitment challenges.

Introducing the right routing and scheduling software package has widespread financial and administrative benefits for fleets.

Overcoming any driver concerns and providing the right training is critical to making the most of electric vehicles.

Paul Hollick, chair, Association of Fleet Professionals, examines how a word cloud is providing a thought-provoking snapshot of fleet management right now.

Successfully integrating home, workplace and public chargers into a single strategy can improve a fleet's operation as well as cut costs.

Latest industry news, including Nexus Vehicle Rental launches Nexus Plant Hire to provide businesses access to a wide range of plant machinery.

The Independent Builders Merchant Group (IBMG) has seen a reduction of more than 50% in the carbon footprint of its fleet.

David Bartlett, head of accident management, AA Business Services, reviews how fleets can minimise the impact of courtesy car supply issues on business.

Scott Christie, non-executive director of Digital Innk, explores the challenges of rolling-out artificial intelligence in the fleet sector.

Developing an electrification roadmap can help organisations avoid any potential pitfalls on their way to a zero-emission fleet.

Businesses are planning to cut eligibility to company car schemes from some roles over the next 12 months, new research suggests.

Latest fleet industry news, including Zoomo expands fleet offering with Urban Arrow e-Cargo bikes and Northgate expands its Scottish operations.

A majority of fleets would not be happy for their drivers to use a hands-off driver assistance system, such as Ford's BlueCruise, research suggests.

Just over a year after joining GoFibre as its fleet manager, John Fraser is relishing the opportunity to reshape the company’s fleet operations.

Fleets are unbundling service maintenance and repair from lease contracts, believing savings are not being passed on from electric vehicles.

Members of the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) have helped the organisation become the “most significant” professional voice in the fleet sector

Fleet News has published a digital report offering advice to any business taking its first steps into the world of electric vehicles, while laying out the challenges to those yet to start their transition.

Stirling Ackroyd has changed the way it is financing its 120-strong company car fleet to avoid early termination charges.

Latest fleet industry news, including Trakm8 partners with City Fibre to improve driver behaviour and cut CO2 and Sopp+Sopp signs accident management deal with Sixt UK.

Latest industry news, including how Staffordshire University is targeting grey fleet compliance and Bridgestone moves into new HQ.

Fleet managers discussed some of the key industry challenges they face day-to-day at a recent Fleet News round table.

Latest industry news includes Licence Check completes more than one million licences in a calendar year for the first time and Sopp+Sopp partners with Wondle for unreported damage.

Fleet decision-makers debated the future of the company car at the 2023 Fleet News Awards round table

Solution is designed to empower customers with additional data-driven insights so they can reduce emissions, electrify vehicles and meet sustainability goals.

Ian Goodwin, tax partner at Mazars, says he is concerned that many businesses could be sleepwalking into a significant tax liability.

Targa Telematics is a relatively new name among the dozens of telematics providers targeting the UK fleet industry.

Geotab announces partnership with Driving for Better Business, while Osprey reveals charge point installation increase.

Leasys is offering new customers 'two months for free' to mark the launch of the new multi-brand vehicle leasing company.

The latest industry news, including broker growth for Ebbon Automotive and Targa Telematics strikes data deal with Ford.

Holman has been awarded what could be the UK’s biggest ever fleet maintenance deal after BT Group ended its long-standing relationship with Rivus.

Stephen Briers, group editor, Fleet News, says farewell to print in the last ever edition of the fleet industry's leading magazine.