Fleet Management
Bridgestone reveals ‘Webfleet Solutio...
Following the acquisition of TomTom Telematics by Bridgestone Europe (Bridgestone) on 1 April 2019, Bridgestone has announced that TomTom Telematics’ company name will become Webfleet
Local councils need powers to stop lorry-ma...
Local authorities are calling for more powers to help stop lorries causing ‘havoc’ in towns and villages throughout England. The Local Government Association (LGA) says
HB Commercial grows again with new trailers...
HB Commercial, the vehicle service, parts, rentals and sales group have added a further consignment of Krone Box Liner container carriers to their rental fleet
SWARCO eVolt secures Engenie order at Cenex...
SWARCO eVolt, the award-winning Electric Vehicle (EV) charging business, has announced the first order from electric vehicle (EV) charging network Engenie for 150kW ultra-rapid charging points intended
EV fleet adoption tips for businesses makin...
The transport sector is the fastest growing contributor to climate emissions. However, the impending EV revolution is aiming to slow this concerning trend and unlock
Year-long trial show PHEV LCVs help to meet...
M Group Services Plant & Fleet Solutions, a part of M Group Services, has participated with Ford in a year-long trial that suggests plug-in hybrid
Licence Check reveals record results in Jul...
Licence Check, the UK’s fastest growing provider of fleet licence checking and compliance services, has revealed it achieved record results in July in terms of
FleetGO to launch an All-in-One tachograph ...
The Shrewsbury based tech company FleetGO will introduce an all-in-one solution to help transport companies with tachograph compliance. The solution, called Tacho Complete, is a
Eurotunnel says it is ready for Brexit
Since the referendum in 2016, Eurotunnel has worked with the two governments to provide its customers with the fastest and simplest route across the Channel,
Licence Bureau highlights startling speed l...
A serious lack of road speed limit knowledge among UK business drivers could be costing businesses in excess of *£50 million annually in lost productivity,
