mobility
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Environment News 18 Oct 2019Future of mobility will fuel consolidation in automotive industry, says KPMG
The rate of consolidation and mergers between automotive giants is going to ramp up over the next five to 10 years, according to KPMG.
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Latest Fleet News 16 Oct 2019Richard Chadwick appointed new head of Alphabet Partner
Richard Chadwick promoted to head of Alphabet partner.
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General News 4 Oct 2019Car-sharing platform Drivy rebranded to Getaround
Car-sharing platform Drivy has launched a new hourly pricing option after being rebranded as Getaround.
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Fleet Industry News 3 Oct 2019Fleet Live to become Fleet & Mobility Live next year
The UK’s leading fleet event is evolving next year to become Fleet & Mobility Live 2020 to reflect the pace of change in the industry.
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Latest Fleet News 2 Oct 2019Ore Valley Housing Association launches Electric Car Club with Enterprise
Enterprise car club launches partnership with Ore Valley Housing Association.
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People News 30 Sep 2019Leon Hurst joins Trak Global Group
Leon Hurst has joined Trak Global Group (TGG) as CEO for mobility to lead the company’s growth plans in the automotive and mobility sectors.
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Guest opinion 26 Sep 2019Can cities turn MaaS hype into successful reality?
By Jonathan Bray, director at the Urban Transport Group.
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Fleet Industry News 30 Aug 2019Learn about the latest mobility services at Fleet Live 2019
Delegates to this year’s Fleet Live will hear the latest on BMW and Daimler’s joint mobility venture Share Now and how it will fit in an increasingly electric, autonomous and on-demand future.
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General News 8 Aug 2019Karhoo partners with iVcardo to expand global first and last mile travel offer
Mobility platform Karhoo is expanding its first- and last-mile offering globally, through a new partnership with booking and dispatch specialist iVcardo.
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People News 23 Jul 2019Alphabet (GB) appoints Craig Grant as head of mobility services
Providing a breadth of solutions designed to complement traditional company cars will be key for future employee mobility, says Alphabet (GB).
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Fleet Industry News 22 Jul 2019Smart Transport Conference: Industry experts to outline key mobility challenges
Smart Transport Conference delegates will be able to hear from a range of experts in the field of future mobility, on September 18.
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Fleet Industry News 15 Jul 2019Fleets must embrace mobility mindset, says Goodwood Corporate Mobility
Fleet decision-makers wanting to embrace the corporate mobility mindset should focus on three key areas of travel provision, says Goodwood Corporate Mobility.
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General News 12 Jul 2019Enterprise Car Club adds Toyota C-HR hybrids to Edinburgh fleet
Enterprise has introduced eight Toyota C-HR hybrid SUVs to its Car Club network in Edinburgh.
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Fleet Industry News 5 Jul 2019East Herts District Council introduces Europcar’s E-Car Club
East Hertfordshire will benefit from a fleet of new electric vehicles, available for use through Europcar’s E-Car car sharing platform.
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Fleet Industry News 4 Jul 2019Flexible car use key to mobility, says BVRLA
A new report, released today, is urging the Government to support flexible, pay-as-you-go forms of motoring.
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Fleet Industry News 1 Jul 2019Businesses unlikely to swap company cars for mobility solutions
Company cars are still the preferred method of travel by the majority of companies that operate fleets, according to Arval.
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Fleet Industry News 28 Jun 2019Compact light-weight vehicle growth predicted
LowCVP says that compact, lightweight electric or low-emission vehicles have the potential to provide mobility solutions for people living in towns and cities.
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Editor's view: The Big Picture 27 Jun 2019Ready for the demands of mobility
Fleet managers starting to be replaced by mobility and travel managers
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General News 13 Jun 2019Car ‘essential’ for majority of commuters
Almost three quarters (73%) of British workers still believe a car is essential to their daily commute, according to new research by Alphabet.
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Fleet Industry News 7 Jun 2019Brompton Bike Hire used for builders’ commute
Construction workers on one of Bristol’s biggest developments will saddle up on eight Brompton bikes to commute to and from the site.
