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Irdeto will be showcasing software protection for keyless entry to today’s vehicles and cybersecurity defences for tomorrow’s autonomous vehicles.

Toyota is planning to demonstrate a range of mobility solutions at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.

The importance of employers offering a balanced benefits package, and where the company car sits within this, will be the focus of a seminar at Fleet Live.

Fleet Live has announced the support of Fleet Europe, the leading publication for international fleet managers, for its show at the NEC Birmingham from October 9-10.

Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC) has given its support to Fleet Live 2018.

Virtuo, a new app-based mobile car rental service, has launched in London.

Procurement will take centre stage at Fleet Live after a joint working agreement between the event and the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS).

Fleet Live 2018 will examine alternatives to the traditional company car, with an in-depth look at the future of mobility.

Volkswagen will offer an electric car sharing service as part of its WE/We customer platform, next year.

The Government says it will not intervene in the provision of mobility services, after being warned it must show political leadership if mobility is to succeed in the UK.

Volvo will offer on demand access to cars through a new app-based subscription service called M.

The Association for Driving Licence Verification recommending monthly checks should be carried out on drivers with more than nine points as a matter of best-practice.

ALD Automotive has signed a pilot agreement with MaaS Global, an international mobility operator based in Finland.

UTG provides local authorities with the framework for formulating transport policies. But vehicle exclusion is not part of its agenda. By Stephen Briers

Uber has now been awarded a licence but it has been put on probation for 15 months.

Carmakers need to start building excitement around the possibilities presented by autonomous vehicles to overcome public uncertainty about entrusting their journeys to driverless cars, according to a cognitive psychologist.

A lack of appropriate and attractive benefits and the limited availability of supportive tools is hampering the introduction of fleet mobility strategies.

Leasing and fleet management company LeasePlan USA has partnered with ride-hailing firm Lyft to offer its corporate clients a broader mobility solution in the United States.

Jonathan Manning explores how companies are using EV and mobility services in a bid to offer transport alternatives, while highlighting additional fleet responsibility

By John Pryor, chairman, ACFO

Alphabet has announced that AlphaCity is now available with an expanded choice of vehicles, with users also being able to access light commercial vehicles for the very first time.

Here Mobility has launched its Mobility Marketplace in London, offering access to transport services in the capital from one platform, with live schedule updates, pricing comparisons, and booking options.

UTG provides local authorities with the framework for formulating transport policies. But vehicle exclusion is not part of its agenda. Stephen Briers reports

DriveTech is launching a new electronic checking service, e-Check, which allows forms to be completed online with an e-signature, reducing time and admin.

Autonomous-driving small vans, low-speed robots and high-flying drones are just some of the methods being trialled as home delivery sector seeks answers to one of its biggest problems

Mobility technology company Fleetondemand has added new capabilities to its core rental management and ground transportation technology.

Name change follows a number of acquisitions, including Ubeeqo, a European start-up specialised in car-sharing, and Brunel, a provider of chauffeur services.

DVLA ditches old system and issues new licence-checking mandate to comply with GDPR legislation.

Motorists' desire to use alternative modes of transport will see the overall car-sharing vehicle parc grow 26% from 983,000 last year to 1.237 million in 2018, predicts Frost & Sullivan.

Telematics and big data company Trak Global Group has launched a new fleet and mobility division to cater for the requirements of mobility as a service providers.

The Government must show political leadership when it comes to the availability of data if new mobility services are to succeed in the UK, experts have warned.

New mobility concepts and systems will be central to Fleet Live, the biggest and most important exhibition and conference in the UK fleet calendar.

The SMMT has launched a new initiative to spawn partnerships, investments and acquisitions between leading automotive brands and technology start-ups and SMEs.

Fleet News editor Stephen Briers assures fleet decision makers that help is in hand to overcome the 'external factors minefield'.

Two million drivers will have to give their fleet operator permission to check their driving licence thanks to the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Anglian Water will work with EDG-VR to create bespoke virtual reality training packages.

Online car subscription company Drover and BMW Group will offer access to BMW and Mini vehicles on a monthly all-inclusive subscription basis.

Despite pressure from Government, the city authority will not confirm plans until after its local elections. Stephen Briers reports.

Jaguar Land Rover has announced a partnership with Waymo to develop the world’s first premium self-driving electric vehicle for it’s driverless transportation service.

Drover is planning on launching a tailored corporate offering for fleets as it looks to position itself as a UK mobility as a service (MaaS) pioneer.