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Almost half of employees who use their private car for business-related journeys do not recall having had their driving licence checked by their employer.

MG has unveiled two new executive models as part of an expanded line-up that takes it into new segments.

Logistics UK has extended its deadline for entries for the Logistics Awards 2025 to 5pm on Friday, July 18.

New EV charging company Source has agreed a deal with Paua to enable its customers to use Source's charging hubs and secure an exclusive discount.

A coalition of more than 30 companies has written to the Government emphasising the need for urgent action to support the used battery electric vehicle market.

A £1 million investment from BeEV will provide 18 charging bays in Telford Centre for electric car drivers.

Zenith will work with Recell Store to develop a solution for the safe and sustainable disposal of fleet damaged and end-of-life EV batteries.

Chery has unveiled its debut model - the Tiggo 8 - at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, ahead of the car's official launch later this year.

It was hoped that the Government would allow Earned Recognition accredited operators to perform annual vehicle tests, through ‘delegated testing’.

Stellantis has extended the warranty for its 1.5-litre BlueHDI diesel engine, to address issues related to the timing chain.

Fleet professionals could learn a lot from today’s sixth formers about the future of fleet, says Simon Staton, client management director at Venson Automotive Solutions.

Stellantis is pulling back from hydrogen as a fuelling option for its light commercial vehicles

Drivers have rated the M1 as England’s worst motorway in an annual survey from the independent watchdog, Transport Focus.

Private parking companies issued a record 14.4 million tickets to drivers in a single year, new Government data suggests.

EV payment specialist, Paythru, has redrafted a charter to offer practical advice on how to improve EV charging payments.

Zapmap has launched a new charging payment card for electric vehicles (EVs), giving drivers access to tens of thousands of charge points.

The latest fleet industry news, including Licence Check adds new supplier management feature to Davis Fleet and the AFP confirms its third annual AFP Expo.

Denbighshire County Council has developed in-house EV training, enabling its staff to maximise their efficiency with new zero-emission vehicles in its fleet.

Suzuki is looking for a new national fleet sales manager after the manufacturer confirmed Lee Giddings has left the role.

Easee has been chosen by the AA as its preferred home charging partner to support the transition of its patrol fleet from diesel to electric.

Mercedes-Benz Vans has launched a complimentary preventative maintenance dashboard for its midsize and large commercial vehicles to help cut vehicle downtime.

Two-in-five operators saying there are not enough public charge points, according to the Arval Mobility Observatory Barometer.

Tailgating continues to be a major safety issue on the country’s roads, contributing to 147 people being killed or seriously injured, on average, every year.

Nadeem Raza, CEO at Microlise, explains why driver-facing cameras should be welcomed, with operators wanting to watch in-cab footage because they care.

Announcement includes five major road schemes in the north and Midlands, including the M54 to M6 link road in Staffordshire.

Two out of three UK motorists think it is fair for drivers of electric vehicles to pay vehicle excise duty, new research suggests.

Kia’s new EV5 fully-electric C-SUV will have a range of around 329 miles when it goes on sale later this year.

A driver has been charged with fraud and dangerous driving after his ‘out of control’ Jaguar I-Pace had to be rammed off the M62 by police.

Chris Alexandrou has been named the RAC’s Patrol of the Year after rescuing drivers at the roadside for six years.

Alain Samaha, president at Teletrac Navman, looks at the need for fleets to focus on data governance.