Fleet News announces Sustainable Mobility Week 2025 on September 15-19

Following last year’s successful event, Fleet News has announced the launch of its second Sustainable Mobility Week, taking place in September.

Sustainable mobility aims to make the movement and transportation of people, goods and services efficient and rational from an economic, social and environmental point of view, based on the following principles and priorities:

• Greenest
• Safest
• Cheapest
• Most convenient
• Quickest
• Most inclusive

With companies facing increasing pressure to demonstrate gains in the areas of sustainable mobility and decarbonisation, Sustainable Mobility Week offers a platform for fleet and mobility managers to gain a better understanding of the benefits of implementing sustainable mobility, as well as the challenges of doing so.

A range of reports, video interviews, and also a webinar featuring industry experts will run during the week of the event across the Fleet News website and social media.

This five-day event is in association with Alphabet, Drax, Novuna, Omoda, Quartix, and Zenith. Last year's event took place in November but has moved to September 15-19 for this year.

Sustainable Mobility Week in detail

Day 1: Overview 

An overview of what sustainable mobility is – incorporating the concept of moving people, goods and services around in the greenest, cheapest, and safest way. With a focus on the UK’s progress, any blockages, and what’s next.

Day 2: Data and connectivity

Accounts of how data and connected vehicles are transforming fleet operations – with use cases for connectivity, the role of AI, and the opportunities for safety, efficiency, and sustainability that data management can provide to UK fleets.

Day 3: Alternative mobility solutions

This day will assess whether there are viable alternatives to cars and vans, with and exploration of the various options and accounts from the fleets that use them.

Featuring:

• Micromobility vehicles
• eCargo bikes
• Walking couriers
• Drones / robots
• Active transport (eScooters/eBikes/cycling/walking
• Shared mobility (car clubs / car share)

Day 4: Autonomous mobility

An examination of the technology involved in autonomous mobility – from preventative and pre-emptive driver aids to fully driverless vehicles – as well as the implications for fleet decision-makers.

Day 5: Implementing a change policy

Featuring advice on operating models, considerations and changes required when migrating to a more sustainable fleet. With recommendations on how business models can be changed in different sectors.

Stephen Briers, Fleet News editor, said: “We’ve been talking about mobility and sustainability for several years, but progress has been slow. However, there are many market innovations and new initiatives being adopted by fleets which is helping them to run more efficient and effective operations.

“We know that sustainable mobility means something different to everyone. Sustainable Mobility Week is an opportunity for fleet operators to explore innovative solutions, adopt best practice, understand what it means and promote their commitment to sustainability, ultimately benefiting operations and strengthening your position in the market.”

See the developments, insights, and expert guidance from last year's Sustainable Mobility Week - available now on the Fleet News website.

Register for the sustainable mobility webinar

This year's Sustainable Mobility Week will feature an include an exclusive webinar on September 16, with senior executives from leading fleet suppliers discussing sustainable mobility and offering strategies to reduce costs and emissions. Register online for access to this webinar, and its on-demand recording.