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Luke Fermor, global fulfilment manager at Woodland Group, explains how collaboration can drive environmental benefits.

The new white paper is designed to bust 10 of the most common myths surrounding used electric vehicles.

Fleet decision-makers will have access to a record number of training days from the Association of Fleet Professionals next year.

Fleet decision-makers are calling for clarity around what powertrains for new LCVs will be allowed beyond 2030.

Richard Earl, director of research and development at EO Charging, looks at what will drive fleet adoption of EVs to help manufacturers meet Government targets.

No timeline for making it easier for fleets to operate electric vans by changing 4.25-tonne rules as Government considers safety implications.

Better battery range to accommodate vehicle payload in electric vans would help almost a third of operators make the switch, new research suggests.

Mike Nakrani, CEO at Vev, examines Government plans for stopping the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles and the implications for fleets.

Simon Reilly, CEO of Aurora Utilities, explains how independent distribution network operators could hold the key for the electrification of LCVs.

Senior policymakers have gathered in London to help inform the UK’s delivery roadmap for net zero transport.

The trade and training body says it is launching the new service to meet a growing demand for fleet expertise.

Northgate Vehicle Hire’s ‘One Road’ initiative is allowing fleets to access a range of services from its sister companies through a single relationship.

With 4,000 vehicles nationwide maintaining critical drainage infrastructure, ensuring that drivers operate safely and efficiently is critical for the business.

Two-in-five global fleets expect that half or more of their fleet would be composed of electric vehicles by 2030

The cost of electric vehicles is holding back two-in-five businesses from switching to electric, according to the latest Europcar EV barometer.

Lee O'Connell, sales director at Sogo mobility, looks at how fleet decision-makers can adopt lean manufacturing techniques to plot a path to success.

Van fleet operators set to benefit most from Government plans to allow the sale of new hybrid electric vehicles in some form until 2035.

FedEx is switching from diesel to biofuel for 170 of its trucks at three of its UK sites following its initial trial in October last year.

Clancy Group, Dundee City Council and 101 Pet Express were all highlighted as the “best of the best” van operators at Logistics UK’s Van Awards 2024.

A cross-party group has been reestablished to highlight the importance of the UK’s freight and logistics sector to the UK economy.

More than half (54%) of UK logistics businesses think they’ll struggle to meet their net zero goals, with two thirds feeling pressure to meet targets.

According to TTC research, basic checks are not being carried out, including verifying a valid MOT, insurance, and tax.

Cardiff University has deployed new electric vehicles on its fleet to help towards achieving its net-zero emissions goals.

Paul Hollick, chair of the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP), examines how fleet issues are being tackled with greater energy and expertise.

Sheena Patel, director and EV sector specialist at Vendigital, examines how the push to invest in green plant and machinery is intensifying.

A new whitepaper highlights the “extensive” savings fleet managers can expect from electrifying their fleets.

DfT publishes new guidance on the Government’s commitment that all of the cars and vans it operates will be zero emission by 2027.

However, the Venson Automotive Solutions survey also found that almost one in four motorists remain loyal to petrol or diesel vehicles.

Richard Staveley, CEO at EO Charging, examines the challenges to electrification and how to uncover its long-term value.

A third of DPD’s final mile van fleet is now electric and 95% of its transport fleet is running on HVO.

AFP claims that some businesses in London are encouraging engineers to make site visits using public transport rather than a company van.

The City of Edinburgh Council is having to fork out £2,000 a day for replacement rental vehicles to comply with its own low emission zone.

Currently, just over a quarter of Liquid’s passenger car fleet are mild and plug-in hybrids.

It will provide vehicle leasing and fleet management for the 1,050 vehicles operated by engineering services and asset management specialist.

One in five companies have no plans to cut their fleet emissions, according to new research from YouGov.

Carbon-neutral parcel courier Packfleet has highlighted several challenges that are proving problematic to electrifying van fleets.

Clean Cities and the BVRLA want better support for the adoption of electric vans, with city centres becoming zero emission freight zones in the future.

Country-by-country analysis by leasing company Ayvens shows how the UK compares when it comes to facilitating EV adoption.

Tom Middleditch, head of electric mobility at Europcar Mobility Group UK, highlights a key issue affecting fleet managers in the aftermath of the General Election.

Road to Zero report shows how certain market-wide challenges are impacting the transition to zero emission vehicles.