Mobility strategy - Page 17

Who owns the data and how can it be kept secure are two important questions facing fleet. The race for control of information is rapidly gaining momentum

A study commissioned by ALD Automotive revealed 50% of Europeans consider car ownership as not essential.

Selenity has launched DVLA Connect, an automatic driver and vehicle data ‘look-up’ service provided on its Expenses cloud technology.

The Association for Driving Licence Verification (ADLV) board has welcomed a string of new members.

CVO Barometer gives insight into industry views on future, according to Arval.

Sarah-Jayne Williams will join Ford in September as its first director for Smart Mobility in Europe.

Recent enhancements to the DVLA’s Access to Driver Data (ADD) service has seen new customers sign up to its licence checking solution.

The number of young people with provisional driving licences has increased by 8% over the past four years.

ICFM is to focus on how big data is transforming the long-established fleet management model in its next masterclass event.

By Paul Hollick, managing director of The Miles Consultancy

French-based company Europcar is no longer content with simple car hire. Now it is setting its sights on being major player in ‘new mobility’.

Ford will open a smart mobility innovation office in London dedicated for research and development of mobility solutions for Europe.

All the vehicles, products and services vying for the attention of van and truck operators by Stephen Briers and Matt de Prez

The DVLA could and should be doing more to tackle illegal drivers on the roads, some of whom hold counterfeit driving licences, says Licence Check.

‘I want it now’ culture will pose considerable challenges in the future

UK boss Carl zu Dohna wants ‘customers for life’ by better understanding fleets’ businesses and offering bespoke solutions to maximise their van usage and minimise downtime

Northern Ireland’s Driver & Vehicle Agency (DVA) is conducting a review of its upcoming online licence checking service, to ensure best practice.

Europcar Group has launched its new mobility flagship station in Brussels.

TRL academy director Nick Reed gives an insight into how automated vehicles will impact on the fleets of the future

New developments will have far-reaching effects for the way fleets are operated. Andrew Ryan asks leading suppliers and organisations for their opinions...

Increasing sophistication of car and van technology offers a range of benefits, but there are still challenges which need to be overcome.

The growth of connected vehicle technology will have enormous cost and safety implications for the way in which fleets are operated.

Free2Move Lease immediately becomes No 7 in the FN50 table and has big plans for the future as it eyes role as mobility provider

Stephen Briers interviews Louise Ellman MP, chair of the influential TSC, which can summon company bosses and ministers to give evidence to its inquiries

Licence Bureau has launched a new driver safety guide, in association with safety charity Brake, to highlight typical driving distractions.

New research reveals the most common offences found on driving licences of grey fleet drivers analysed by Licence Check.

Alphabet International has officially launched in the Chinese market, offering a portfolio of services focused on financial leasing and business mobility.

Volvo Cars is to set up a new shared mobility business unit as part of a broad expansion of its car sharing and mobility services strategy.

Britain’s new National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) is a key step on the road to dramatic improvements in business mobility, says mobility specialist TMC.

Fleet managers are being urged to make additional licence checks for temporary hires and staff delivery drivers covering the Christmas and New Year sales period to ensure that drivers are qualified to be on the road.

Volkswagen Group has launched its new mobility services company at the Tech Crunch Disrupt technology event in London.

Move to ‘total cost of mobility’ will drive journey-related savings, says LeasePlan

New fleet director Owen Gregory outlines how Ford is aiming to meet customers’ needs of tomorrow.

Businesses can cut travel costs and share some of the savings with employees to drive cultural change by focusing on the ‘total cost of mobility’.

Major failings in assessing people’s fitness to drive have left them unable to work and isolated, according to a new report published today.

More than two-thirds (68%) of companies have yet to consider switching from a total cost of vehicle ownership model to a broader total cost of mobility one, according to ACFO.

Creating a travel bureau led to significant savings for Sussex Community NHS trust. Here, Andrew Ryan looks at how fleets can reap the benefits of successfully implementing their own travel policies

ACFO and LeasePlan are seeking fleet views on mobility to shape a seminar at Fleet Management Live.

There are several different transport options – which can generate significant savings – for employees without company cars. Andrew Ryan reports

Paul Zanelli, chief technology officer at the Transport Systems Catapult, identifies key innovation trends set to shake up the fleet industry in the next decade