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Fleet managers could see their roles change radically as road charging takes a step closer to reality.

Mitsubishi is the latest firm to swell the ranks of manufacturers bringing vehicles to Company Car in Action.

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A leading fleet consultant has added his voice to calls for the government not to introduce widespread changes modernising tax relief on business cars.

British Airways is investing more than £25 million in a new fleet for Heathrow’s Terminal 5.

The first new MG to be built since the company’s takeover by a Chinese conglomerate rolled off the production line at Longbridge on Tuesday.

A new guide is available to fleets providing detailed information about parking rules and regulations in London.

Christopher Macgowan is leaving the Society for Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) at the end of the year.

The Network Services division of Nationwide Accident Repair Services has signed a three-year contract with the Environment Agency.

Gloucester-based construction company E G Carter and Company has appointed leasing company Alphabet as supplier of its 80 cars and 80 commercial vehicles after switching from outright purchase to contract hire.

The home shopping division of Tesco has been recognised for its approach to work-related road safety with a top award.

BSkyB has awarded a supply deal for more than 2,000 vehicles to Lombard Vehicle Management (LVM).

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Volkswagen has revised its Golf line-up, replacing the existing Sport and GT trim levels with one range-topping model – the GT Sport.

Hampshire police’s fleet manager John Bradley has picked up his MBE from the Queen.

LDV has announced plans to ramp up its production levels in order to deliver vehicles to customers more quickly.

Average prices in the UK.

The Retail Automotive Alliance (RAA) has confirmed a new two-year deal with Manheim to remarket nearly 60,000 cars up to the end of 2008.

The 5 Series has long been a favourite in the executive sector thanks to its combination of performance, style and brand appeal, and its success looks like strengthening with the launch of the latest generation models.

Martin Ward, CAP manufacturer relationship manager, scours the globe for the week’s insider fleet intelligence.

Results from sales around the UK.

Letters to Fleet News editor Martyn Moore.

Concerns that company drivers will rack up a larger number of fines because of the extended congestion charge zone in London have proved unfounded, a new survey suggests.

The government needs to introduce minimum requirements for biofuels to ensure they help the environment, according to industry experts.

The Nissan Qashqai has achieved he highest point score in the latest round of crash testing.

Bosses at a fleet management firm have poured scorn on plans for a Low Emission Zone in London, saying it should target high-emitting company cars.

A London chauffeur fleet has embarked on a programme to go green by replacing its vehicles with hybrids.