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Digital driving licences could boost fleet efficiency—but success depends on driver awareness and trust, say experts ahead of the Gov.UK Wallet rollout.

A new white paper has set out a strategic framework to help with fleets' decarbonisation plans, highlighting three core operational areas as central to success.

UK’s new car market has suffered its sixth fall in the past seven months, reflecting a fragile economic backdrop and weakened consumer confidence.

Lysara is aiming to grow its integrated electric vehicle charging and parking facilities for commercial fleets across the UK and Europe.

Road safety charity Brake has extended the deadline for entries to its UK Fleet Champions Awards to Friday, May 16.

Grosvenor, the UK’s largest privately-owned contract hire, fleet management and EV salary sacrifice specialist, has unveiled a significant technological leap forward with the introduction of its Advanced Remote Connectivity (ARC) system.

The latest fleet industry news, including Ctrack unveils telematics-enabled accident and repair solution and System Edström launches new in-port service racking solution.

Paul Hollick, chair of the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP), examines why Government incentives are required for fleets to adopt electric vans.

The latest commercial fleet industry news, including Speedy Hire helps decarbonise the hire sector with carbon reporting tool.

Motorcyclists are having to dodge litter and avoid cigarette butts chucked out of windows by drivers when overtaking their vehicles, according to new research.

Number of public charging devices grew by 28% in the past year, with almost 17,000 charge points added to the UK network since April 2024.

The UK’s corporate rental industry is returning to pre-Covid levels of seasonality, according to Liquid Fleet.

Many fleets are failing to employ telematics and behavioural data more effectively to reduce accidents and manage risk, according to a new broker-led poll.

Electric vehicle drivers now have a six pence per mile advantage, according to the latest analysis from AA’s EV Recharge Report.

Fleet Alliance’s sales representative in Wales has signed the Business Wales Green Growth Pledge.

The newly-launched Maintenance Provision Rating Scheme (MPRS) will provide a standardised, tiered rating system for HGV workshops across the UK. 

Kia has expanded the EV6 line-up to include a new entry-level model that costs less than £40,000.

A vehicle safety warning has been issued by the Verification of Lubricant Specifications (VLS) and escalated to Trading Standards.

Scania GB has acquired Haydock Commercial Vehicles, securing the Swedish OEM’s UK dealer and service network for the future.

Truck hire specialist MC Rental has ordered 100 Mercedes-Benz Actros L tractor units with the ProCabin.

Pump prices fell in April for the second month in a row, according to the latest analysis by the RAC.

Kia is targeting a 5% share of the van market by 2030, equating to around 17,500 units at today’s levels

Salary sacrifice car schemes will play a key part in improving employee engagement and experience in 2025.

Webfleet has introduced a new AI-powered solution designed to simplify how fleet teams access and act on vital operational data.

The updated Genesis Electrified GV70 is now available to order, with prices starting at £65,915.

Lightfoot is to offer its suite of driver coaching and technology systems to customers of fleet management company Fleet Service GB.

Organisations are being advised to take action to avoid unnecessary disruption to operations, costs and risks to employee safety.

Ford Motor Company will be at Company Car in Action this year, offering attendees an exclusive opportunity to test drive a range of all-electric vehicles.

Falkirk Council is to become the first local authority in Scotland to operate a fleet of electric tipper trucks and the first in the UK to operate electric Luton vans.

Citroen has pulled the wraps off its all-new C5 Aircross, which will be available with an electric powertrain for the first time.