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Cross River Partnership (CRP) has published a new case study that explores the experiences of eight businesses with electric vehicle (EV) fleets.

Vehicle supply issues are becoming a major threat to fleet electrification plans, according the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP).

Employers risk running out of drivers through a lack of Category C licence training, according to RED Driver Risk Management.

TTC is urging companies employing rural drivers to stem the rise in agricultural deaths involving vehicles through an increased focus on training.

Midland Expressway is investing in automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) enabled tolling infrastructure for the M6 Toll.

Rivus Fleet Solutions has made the decision to integrate Pullman Fleet Solutions and rebrand as Rivus from February 28.

Keith Allen has been appointed as managing director of Licence Check and Rivus announces three new key strategic business development appointments.

Zenith has raised a £475 million green bond to help it source and finance electric vehicles (EVs) to meet growing demand in the marketplace.

Yodel has increased the volume of parcels it delivered by 22% in H1 2022 when compared to the same period in 2020.

Drivers of electric vehicles (EVs) are being urged to apply for money off the cost of installing a charge point at home before it is too late.

Fleet Alliance’s order books finished last year with a record number of electric and plug-in hybrid cars.

Changes to the Highways Code which came into effect from January 29 could result in a surge of so-called ‘crash for cash’ scams, fear fleet decision-makers.

HGV Drivers can access Government-funded training through the Driver Academy Group, a consortium comprising business organisation Logistics UK, HGV training specialist HGVC, and workforce solutions group Manpower.

Hyundai is predicting that the global semiconductor shortage will ease from Q2, allowing vehicle production to rebound in the first half of this year.

Voltempo has launched a 1000kW HyperCharging charger which it says will be able to charge the next generation of EVs in as little as six minutes.

Reflex Vehicle Hire has launched a new service aimed at helping fleets take on electric cars and vans.

Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors are to launch 35 new EV models by 2030 as part of their future roadmap.

Electrified, autonomous vehicles with world-class infotainment unveiled at Las Vegas event.

Swift Despatch, part of the APC delivery network, has taken delivery of the the first four electric vans on its fleet.

Slater and Gordon is warning that more than half of drivers (56%) are at risk of falling foul of changes to the Highway Code, risking a fine of up to £1,000.

Fleets are urged to cast their votes for the headline manufacturer awards at this year's Fleet News Awards.

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Soaring energy prices could lead to increases in the price of new cars, SMMT chief executive Mike Hawes has warned.

MPs urged by the AA to scrutinise Government’s proposals giving councils the powers to enforce yellow box, prohibited turn and other moving traffic offences.

Tracker has revealed that the Range Rover Sport has been named the most commonly stolen and recovered vehicle for the third consecutive year.

Nissan has announced that it will build an all-new compact electric vehicle (EV) to succeed the Micra.

Adapted and special purpose vehicle supplier Allied Vehicles Group has launched a new fleet of mobile service and repair vans.

Sustained demand to service online shopping, home delivery and trade sectors saw values of LCVs achieve near record numbers at BCA in December.

A number of leading organisations such as Tesco and The Environment Agency have launched an action group aimed at accelerating the deployment of electric fleets.

TCO benefits for EVs have diminished in many cases versus internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.