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The series starts with a guide on vehicle roadworthiness, to help managers, supervisors and everyone else involved to understand their responsibilities.

The trade and training body says it is launching the new service to meet a growing demand for fleet expertise.

The West Midlands will play host to a network of mobility hubs as part of a pilot project backed by a national charity for shared transport.

He will replace outgoing chief executive, Gerry Keaney, who retires at the end of the year.

The fleet manager’s role has grown considerably over recent years and responsibilities will only continue to grow as the UK aims for transport net zero.

The AA is warning customers about a phishing email which claims drivers have won an emergency car kit.

The Government has insisted it has no plans to introduce pay-per-mile road pricing as an alternative to other vehicle taxes.

The latest industry appointments including Nexus Vehicle Hire announces a new chief operating officer and a new chief revenue officer.

A million miles away from most fleet conversions, eBay has announced the shortlist for its Van Conversion of the Year Awards 2024.

Scania shows it's possible to reuse parts on its assembly line, with its gearbox remanufacturing project showing substantial environmental savings.

Places for London - Transport for London's property company - has selected Fastned to deliver a series of new ultra-rapid charging hubs.

The manufacturer is aiming to improve road safety by using customer data to continuously optimise driver assistance and autonomous driving systems.  

Veolia and Hammersmith and Fulham Council have added eight new electric cargo bikes to expand the fleet to 20 new electric vehicles

The dominance on the new electric vehicle market by fleets is leading to a lack of appropriate stock for used buyers.

Privacy4Cars is reminding fleets, leasing companies and dealerships about their GDPR responsibilities.

More than 2,000 fleet, HR, finance and procurement professionals are expected through the doors of Fleet & Mobility Live in just over a week’s time.

Each of the 33 trucks will be linked to a nominated Holland and Barrett staff member in recognition of their hard work or a special achievement.

There was a 10% decline in UK commercial vehicle manufacturing in August, according to new figures published by the SMMT.

The Department for Transport has published final figures for reported road casualties in Great Britain.

Allowing hybrids to stay on sale until 2035 creates a potential window of opportunity for hydrogen vans to become more widely adopted, says FleetCheck.

There was positive news for used battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in September, with values increasing for the first time in two years.

UK electrified – battery electric, plug-in hybrid and hybrid – production fell by 25.9% in August.

At Brompton, we're leading the charge towards sustainable urban mobility.

Charles Crosby, network manager in the UK for Fixico, explains why a digital, holistic approach to the ‘total cost of repair’ is important for fleets.

Originally built in 1963 to produce the Ford Anglia, Halewood is being transformed for the electric era.

Northgate Vehicle Hire’s ‘One Road’ initiative is allowing fleets to access a range of services from its sister companies through a single relationship.

A special section specifically aimed at public sector fleet decision-makers has been created for next month’s Fleet & Mobility Live.

The latest fleet industry news, including a warning from Enterprise Mobility for businesses to review their travel policies.

The investment means that 80% of the company’s total rental fleet will be less than a year old.

The new location is part of a nationwide roll-out that could see up to 30 UK depots operating robots in their locality.