Registrations are now open for Fleet & Mobility Live, the UK’s leading fleet exhibition and seminar show, taking place at the NEC, Birmingham in October.
Visitors to the free two-day event, being held on 7 and 8 October and brought to you by Fleet News, will get unrivalled access to the best knowledge, learning and peer groups across the fleet sector and come away having discovered new ways to improve their business operations.
The Fleet News team is currently working with the event’s Visitor Advisory Board made up of influential fleet operators to shape a community-driven show that will help support the development of skills and talent throughout fleet via our content-driven seminar programme.
Editor Stephen Briers says: “This is a strictly ‘no sales pitch’ event and the majority of presentations will come from fleet managers doing the job that have made good progress with innovative initiatives or who just want to help by sharing their journey so far with the wider fleet community.”
What’s in store for 2025
A packed agenda of great seminars is already taking shape and several key fleet sector speakers secured. The event will also host two live Fleet News at 10 discussions.
Seminars will be delivered in three theatres: ‘Strategy & Leadership’, ‘Fleet Management’ and ‘HR, Finance & Procurement’.
Topics being covered at the event will include electrification, spotlights on fleet trailblazers, managing serious road incidents involving your drivers, the use of AI in fleet operations, managing risk, minimising in-life fleet management costs and alternative fuels.
Fleet decision-makers and HR and finance professionals can also learn about how to successfully implement a salary sacrifice scheme, how to extract best value as part of procurement and supply-chain management, procuring and disposing of vehicles, how fleet and procurement need to work together, and how to navigate the hoops and hurdles of a public sector buying frameworks.
A panel discussion including the heads of some of the UK’s top leasing companies is also back for 2025 by popular demand, as is a session being run by Peter Eldridge of the Association of Fleet Professionals on the basics of fleet management.
A host of other features are yet to be announced, including the popular EV Café and Vans at Work sections.
A range of vehicle manufacturer brands will also bring their latest vehicles to Fleet & Mobility Live and fleet sector suppliers will also showcase their latest products.
Stewart Lightbody, head of group fleet at Sureserve, said: “Since its inception, Fleet & Mobility Live has set out to be the must-attend fleet event for fleet operators and suppliers to come together to both define and discuss the key challenges facing the industry – a perfect opportunity to collaborate, innovate and educate, all in one place.
“While the world has changed, the need and the desire hasn’t wavered – it is still, in my opinion, the must attend event.”
Visitors will also have the chance to network with members of the Association of Fleet Professionals who will be on hand to answer of your burning fleet questions.
Register for Fleet & Mobility Live 2025 now.
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Mike Roberts returned to Fleet News in 2021 having previously been its news editor in the early 2000s.
He is now managing editor for Fleet News, AM and Rail in the Bauer B2B portfolio. Prior to this he was managing editor of Fleet News' sister-title Smart Transport.
Mike started his career in local newspapers in the 1990s and has since worked on several specialist titles, both in print and online.
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