Whether it’s the driver, the car or the environment, being in the best condition helps achieve maximum efficiency and performance. In the world of fleet, there are a lot of factors to keep an eye on.
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Power network operator Electricity North West Services has bolstered its fleet with a trio of new 3.5-tonne Isuzu N35.125 Grafters.
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Revisions to the Driver CPC system have been welcomed by Red Corporate Driver Training and should help tackle the driver shortage, according to the firm.
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National Highways is closing the M20 between Maidstone and Ashford overnight on Sunday 15 December to allow the Operation Brock contraflow to be deployed.
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Celsius has partnered with a leading European supplier of specialist components to import a new solution for refrigerated vans.
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Advanced optical character recognition (OCR) technology introduced by FleetCheck earlier this year is saving “hundreds” of hours in fleet administration during extensive trials.
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A government rollout of more ‘School Streets’ schemes could impact on fleet operations and lead to more driver fines and administration, according to Lightfoot.
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Fraikin Group is accelerating its work on fleet digitalisation and decarbonisation with Samsara’s Connected Operations platform.
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Northgate has made two key senior promotions to support its ‘One Road’ initiative, which enables fleets to access services from its sister companies through a single relationship.
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The cost to refuel cars and vans – either at the pump or at the charger for EVs – is now at the lowest cost since before the cost-of-living crisis, bringing positive news for the UK’s fleets and fleet drivers.
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Unite, the union for automotive workers, has called on automotive giant Stellantis to halt the planned closure of its Luton van plant following the resignation of CEO Carlos Tavares.
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Ultra-rapid charging network Fastned and Places for London, the TfL property company, are advancing plans to rapidly expand London’s public electric vehicle charging network under a new joint venture.