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UK van production plunges 42% in March
British commercial vehicle output fell 41.8% in March as coronavirus lockdown measures caused plant closures nationwide.
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For many of us the recent pandemic has allowed for more time to focus on business planning and strategy and that includes time to assess what switching to electric driving means for you and your fleet. Use this time to find out if your business is ready to make the switch to EV, says Mark […]
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Driver training specialist Fleet Source is continuing its work to ensure fleets are not hit with a growing backlog of Driver CPC training during and after the coronavirus lockdown.
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Isuzu has demonstrated how its D-Max pickup can be converted into an extreme off-roader in a unique build project.
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Isuzu is now offering tipper conversions of its D-Max pickup, targeting those who need a tough and reliable tipper with robust off-road capabilities.
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DAF factories in Europe have resumed production, backed by extensive new measures in the areas of hygiene and social distancing.
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A new guide is now available to help fleets identify driver stress and take action to reduce it during the coronavirus pandemic.