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Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has expanded the e-Transporter line-up with new Shuttle and Kombi models.

Businesses have been recognised at the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Repair Partner Awards 2025 for exceptional customer service.

A new salary sacrifice scheme has been launched by Pendragon Vehicle Management for new and existing clients.

Fleet decision makers shouldn’t put off electric van purchases in the hope of improved battery technology coming in the near future.

Commercial vehicle hire and fleet management provider Prohire has lodged an application with the courts to appoint an administrator.

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Paul Hollick, chair at the AFP, explains how fleets are dealing with more administration than ever before and the role of technology can play.

Fleets are reluctant to switch their vans from diesel to electric, citing cost, vehicle range and regulations as major barriers to uptake.

A majority of fleet decision-makers continue to rely on manual data entry to track essential performance data, new research suggests.

Methods employed by Premier League clubs for boosting operational performance should be employed by fleet decision-makers to drive improvements, says i247.

London Borough of Tower Hamlets Council is aiming to eliminate unexpected vehicle off road (VOR) issues after adopting new fleet management software.

The deadline for entries for Logistics UK’s Logistics Awards 2025, which are returning for their ninth year, is fast approaching.

The transport and logistics industry’s ‘most exceptional’ women have been recognised at the 2025 Everywoman in Transport and Logistics Awards.

Availability of hydrotreated vegetable oil widened as part of seven-figure investment.

Philip Nothard, insight director at Cox Automotive Europe, examines the ‘shifting dynamics’ of the used electric vehicle market.

Electric vehicle drivers enjoyed a drop in the price of charging at ultra-rapid chargers in May, according to the AA.

A dedicated training facility for the operation of construction vehicles has opened to help address the skills shortage.

It was the fifth consecutive month of decline, according to new data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

Major project involving seven major UK fleets managing more than 15,000 vehicles publishes findings.

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Zenith has received a bronze rating from EcoVadis, with their overall score being placed in the top 20% of all companies assessed.

Number of employees paying company car tax has risen by 80,000 year-on-year – a 10.5% uplift – building on the previous year’s increase of 5.5%.

Dave Williams is Kia's new head of fleet as John Hargreaves prepares for retirement.

Electric vehicle (EV) charging strategies have already been devised or are being planned by three-in-four UK fleets, new research shows.

Industry feedback gathered by Isuzu UK has revealed widespread misunderstanding regarding the extent of tax changes to pick-up trucks introduced in April.

Three councils outside London and Cardiff were responsible for issuing six-in-10 yellow box junction fines last year, according to new analysis from the RAC.

Four years after introducing its e-Power hybrid technology in the Qashqai, a new, more efficient, next-generation powertrain will be available from September.

The inaugural meeting of the Empowering Women in Fleet initiative took place on June 27 at Milton Keynes with many fleet professionals in attendance.

Connected fleet technology isn’t just making operations safer, more sustainable and more efficient. It’s also streamlining processes, reducing costs and helping fleets win new business.