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Decarbonising a fleet is not just about replacing an ICE vehicle with a like-for-like electric replacement – it may open the door to other transport modes.

Luke Fermor, global fulfilment manager at Woodland Group, explains how collaboration can drive environmental benefits.

Commercial vehicle manufacturing output increases 25.9% in September to 14,643 units.

Allscreens Nationwide appointed the sole provider of windscreen repairs and replacements for Tesco’s fleet of 10,000 lorries and home delivery vehicles.

The Chancellor is being warned against making salary sacrifice schemes for cars less attractive ahead of the Budget on Wednesday.

MPs will debate the challenges faced by fleets transitioning to zero-emission vans in Parliament on Tuesday (October 29).

Leading B2B vehicle and plant hire solution Nexus has announced Gerry McCaig as Chief Operating Officer and Stuart Miles as Chief Revenue Officer.

A successful sustainable mobility strategy requires strong partnerships, data analysis and a top-down commitment to change.

Alphabet has unveiled the Alphabet AI Assistant for fleets with the aim of unlocking cost savings and driving operational efficiency.

An estimated £250 million is lost annually to freight crimes in the UK, with a predicted total cost to the industry of £6.1 billion by 2049.

One of the largest fleet management and mobility solutions providers in North America, Wheels, has renewed a strategic alliance with Ayvens.

Fleet managers will be able to monitor chargers across multiple sites and their vehicles on the same platform, regardless of charger brand or management system.

Some 21,309 electrified models were made in September, representing almost a third of all cars produced.

A new industry alliance has been formed that aims to accelerate the fleet sector's adoption of new technology.

Leasing company Novuna is inviting heavy goods fleets operating in the North East and along the M4 corridor to participate in a study evaluating the potential of hydrogen fuel cell technology for commercial vehicles.

A trial of vehicle to grid electric vehicle workplace chargers is starting that aims to lower the cost of the technology for fleets.

Fleet News has announced Sustainable Mobility Week to highlight and help prepare fleet/mobility managers for the future, with a focus on mobility and decarbonisation.

A growing number of fleet operators are looking at ways to lower their insurance premiums by choosing to self-insure.

The partnership reflects a commitment to provide opportunities for women at all levels of the business.

CityFleet Networks – a subsidiary of ComfortDelGro – is buying London’s private hire, courier and black taxi provider, Addison Lee, for £269.1 million.

The latest industry appointments, including FMG appoints a new MD and TTC Group appoints a new chief financial officer.

Skoda has refreshed the trim level grades on the Karoq SUV, bringing an increased level of standard features.

The new white paper is designed to bust 10 of the most common myths surrounding used electric vehicles.

The technology has been installed across the entire fleet of heavy goods vehicles and company vans operated by Fox Brothers Holdings.

City Auction Group is expanding its secure vehicle storage facilities with three new PurpleRock centres in Edinburgh, Oakham and Peterborough.

Environmental campaign groups call for the UK to implement zero-emission zones such as those being introduced in the Netherlands.

The Electric Car Scheme announces the closing of a new funding round on the back of strong year-on-year growth.

Fleet managers urged to help their drivers review defensive driving techniques, which can be adopted through the winter months.

Clarus Protect is looking for fleets and dealers to concept-prove polyurethane waterbased coating

Auto Trader survey suggests anxiety is overstated with most drivers charging at home