Microlise has signed the Armed Forces Covenant, including pledging to support the employment of service leavers.
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Hughes Electrical, one of the UK’s largest electrical retailers, has secured accreditation to the Freight Transport Association-managed Van Excellence scheme with the help of Activa Contracts.
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Electric vans are being trialled as a means of providing power to customers during power cuts and planned works, replacing noisy and polluting diesel generators.
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A new self-help MyDriver Portal that can cut the administration involved with company and grey fleet vehicles is now available for Jaama’s Key2 asset management system.
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The UK is now in the peak season for bridge strikes, with drivers and operators being warned of how checking for low bridges could avoid hours of delays, significant repair bills and potential criminal action.
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Drivers in the first-ever WLTP Challenge are now off the starting blocks, highlighting the efficiency and safety gains that fleets stand to make from smarter driving of the right vehicles.
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ALD is furthering its ongoing tests into alternatively fuelled vehicles by taking part in today’s Fleet World WLTP Challenge.
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Verified, free-to-use, data on height restrictions of tunnels and bridges is now being made available to help cut the number of bridge strikes across London.
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Chevin Fleet Solutions, the leading global provider of fleet management software, is to take part in this month’s Fleet World WLTP Challenge. The multi award-winning software provider will participate both as an event partner and as an eco-driving competitor, highlighting how its products and services can help fleets to optimise their operations.
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Lex Autolease is offering fleets the chance to test the Renault Kangoo Z.E. 33 electric van for up to two weeks at a time, enabling a more in-depth insight of the EV’s capabilities for operators.
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ATS Euromaster is to test out six converted Volkswagen Crafters ahead of a potential 200-strong fleet overhaul of its mobile servicing vehicles.
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A new dashcam interface developed by FleetCheck for its fleet management software could bring considerable benefits for fleets as video footage becomes more widely used.