A video highlighting the risks of accidents faced by at-work drivers has been produced by IAM RoadSmart.

A fleet avoided a £16,000 insurance claim after his VisionTrack 3G dashcam video proved he was the innocent victim of a motorist jumping a red light.

FORS, the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, has redoubled its efforts in addressing the transport industry’s ongoing driver shortage.

Hyundai’s Ioniq electric and ix35 Fuel Cell vehicles expand the variety of ultra low emission cars available in the UK.

Brake is running a webinar for fleet and road safety professionals on the risk of poor driver eyesight, and the importance of combatting it in your fleet.

GreenRoad will partner with Smith System, a provider of collision avoidance driver training, to offer in-vehicle driver safety technology and coaching.

by Leyton Jordan, depot manager Accessible Division UK, Enterprise Flex-e-Rent

Ricardo Energy & Environment, working with technology partner OPUS Inspection, has launched a real-world vehicle emissions monitoring service.

Traffic Commissioner warns operator licence holders who provide cover for disqualified operators they could be disqualified.

AA Recovery patrol of the year Tony Doran has become one of the first to collect the keys to a new breed of Mercedes-Benz truck.

Electric car charging network POLAR is taking on all Chargemaster charging points that were operated by Source East.

Seat has confirmed plans to expand its successful four-day test drive initiative for its Ateca SUV to cover its entire range.

Vehicle leasing provider Vanarama has launched a short-term leasing product.

Nissan and the City of Yokohama are introducing a round-trip car sharing service featuring the Nissan New Mobility Concept, an ultra-compact electric vehicle - a rebranded Renault Twizy.

Hyundai is targeting the true fleet sector with renewed vigour this year as it looks to reduce its penetration into the rental sector.

Mercedes-Benz has reiterated its aim to be "number one in every segment" after its E-Class won two honours at the Fleet News Awards.

MP’s from four select committees have joined forces to launch a joint inquiry on air quality to scrutinise Government plans to tackle pollution hotspots.

The RHA is concerned that hauliers may be in for a surprise when the time comes to renew their insurance premiums since the Chancellor released details of a proposed change to the way that compensation payments are calculated.

MAN Truck & Bus have won a tender to supply 20 vehicles to Topps Tiles with full maintenance.

Leasing firm Tusker has moved into new neighbouring premises to cope with business expansion.

Twenty car manufacturers have signed up to CCIA, offering fleet decision-makers the chance to drive the widest range of new cars at the biggest audited ride and drive event in Europe.

The true fleet market for the UK fell 4.8% in February in an overall market which fell 0.3% to 83,000 registrations, says Dataforce.

Audi is celebrating a hat-trick of success following the Fleet News Awards, including winning the prestigious honour of being named fleet manufacturer of thet year.

Ray Ashworth has announced his retirement as MD of DAF Trucks after 48 years working in the UK truck industry. He will be succeeded by Robin Easton (pictured).

The fleet software industry should do more to educate businesses about the limitations of spreadsheets when it comes to managing company cars and vans, believes FleetCheck.

Activa Contracts has credited hard work and innovation as two of the key reasons behind being named leasing company of the year - up to 20,000 vehicles at the Fleet News Awards.

The UK’s auction halls are experiencing record volumes, according to BCA which saw its inventory hit record highs with more than 50,000 vehicles at points in February.

Two new traffic commissioners have been appointed by Transport Secretary Chris Grayling.

London’s emergency services are struggling to meet the proposed earlier deadline for complying with London’s ULEZ, according to a Freedom of Information request.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued an apology after fleets were given the wrong advisory fuel rate (AFR) following a quarterly update.