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Greening logistics: how to make your fleet ...
At a time when sustainability is no longer just a buzzword but a business imperative, the logistics industry is under significant pressure to reduce its
Bristol’s library vans are now CNG po...
Bristol City Council has introduced a new library van to its fleet to distribute books between its 27 libraries across the city, providing an important
Almost three quarters of ULEZ fines remain ...
Transport for London revealed on Tuesday that 7 out of 10 drivers issued with a fine of £180 for not paying the daily £12.50 charge
The future of the electric car
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Chairman of INEOS, makers of the INEOS Grenadier, recently expressed his opinions on the future of electric cars in the UK in
How to drive fleet vehicle decarbonisation
UK EV adoption saw a mixed year in 2023, with demand from private EV users falling, but Fleet EV orders were up by a third
Ford considering restricting ICE vehicles s...
Speaking at the 10th annual Financial Times Future of the Car Summit this week, Martin Sander, General Manager, Ford Model eEurope, suggested that Ford were
Net zero means leaving no motorist behind
Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive provides some thoughts on the route to Net Zero and the importance of ensuring no-one is left behind. Britain’s motorists
ETRUX Awarded Prestigious Ford Pro Converto...
Ahead of the Commercial Vehicle (CV) show, taking place at the NEC, Birmingham from 23rd – 25th April, Antrim and Birmingham based company, ETRUX, which
MEPs adopt stricter CO2 emissions targets f...
On Wednesday 10th April 2024, the European Parliament adopted new measures, already agreed upon with the Council, to strengthen CO2 emission reduction targets for new
Nottingham logistics firm launches Carbon C...
Nottingham based logistics firm Mitchells of Mansfield, a member of Palletways UK, has taken the next significant step on its decarbonisation journey with the launch
