Election 2015
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Tax and Legislation News 18 MayNew Government urged to deal with safety issues
The Conservatives have reappointed Patrick McLoughlin to secretary of state for transport after securing a majority in the election.
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Fleet Industry News 8 May
Conservatives win enough seats to form a majority Government
The Conservatives are on course to form a majority government following yesterday's General Election.
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Fleet Industry News 30 Apr
Safety and AMAP issues ignored in manifestos
Britain’s main political parties have failed to address some of the key concerns facing fleet operators in their manifestos.
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Fleet Industry News 23 AprIAM dismayed at political parties not tackling road deaths in their manifestos
The Institute of Advanced Motorists has voiced its disappointment at parties for not tackling road death initiatives in their General Election manifestos.
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Fleet Management 21 Apr
Election 2015: transport and road safety manifesto points
The IAM has compiled a run-down of transport and road safety proposals from the manifestos of the main political parties.
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Fleet Industry News 20 AprConservatives top the ballot for fleet industry
The Conservatives offer the best policies for the fleet industry, according to the latest poll from Fleet News.
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Fleet Industry News 20 AprPolitical parties fail to answer key concerns facing fleet operators, says BVRLA
Britain’s political parties have yet to provide answers to key concerns facing fleet operators, says the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA).
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Tax and Legislation News 14 AprAA launches 'Motorists Manifesto'
The AA has launched its Motorists’ Manifesto, including a #Vote4BetterRoads digital campaign.
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Fleet Industry Manifesto 2015 31 MarFleet and the election: who deserves your fleet vote?
The country goes to the polls on May 7, with all parties vying for votes. Here we look at their views on key fleet issues
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Fleet Industry News 25 MarFLA launches 2015 Manifesto
The Finance & Leasing Association (FLA) has published its Manifesto 2015, proposing measures in five key areas which any new Government could adopt to boost UK growth, productivity and jobs.
