Fleet Management
Vehicle damage patterns act as fraud indica...
As part of its sponsorship of the 2019 Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators [ITAI] Crash Test and Research Day, e2e Total Loss Vehicle Management [e2e]
Hanbury Riverside relocates in response to ...
Premium used commercial vehicle specialist, Hanbury Riverside, has extended its reach by moving to a two-acre site near Ipswich to manage increasing demand for high
Why does the price of diesel rise when the ...
Following the recent attacks on a refinery in Saudi Arabia, the cost of fuel is likely to rise. Loss of production is a major factor
Licence Bureau completes four millionth che...
Licence Bureau, the UK’s number one provider of Driver Licence validation services, has passed its four millionth Driver Licence check milestone. The landmark achievement comes
Fleet Source appoints Pertemps Driver Train...
Fleet training specialist, Fleet Source, has appointed Pertemps Driver Training to create the UK’s biggest driver training service. The partnership between Fleet Source and Pertemps
Flogas invest in Bio-LNG Trucks to reduce c...
Flogas UK have acquired two new Bio-LNG powered trucks in an attempt to help minimise their carbon footprint. The business gas supplier believe that investing
How fleet operators can be key to UK Electr...
In August this year, the Tesla Model 3 was the third best-selling car in the country, and a recent LeasePlan index suggested that the total
IRU sets future direction for road transpor...
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has today taken the lead in setting the global road transport agenda, by publishing a manifesto that calls on
Scania: 50 years a legend
Scania is launching a limited edition of 25 flagship S-series Highline tractor units in celebration of the 50th anniversary of its V8 engine. Available in
Whistl to recruit 50 HGV drivers in Bedford
Whistl, the leading delivery management company in the UK, has launched a recruitment campaign for 50 HGV drivers to join the company’s expanding transport team.
