Kitchen components provider TKC has cut its fuel bill 33% using TomTom Telematics‘ Webfleet fleet management system and delivery management and routing optimisation software from Maxoptra.
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Specialist pharmaceutical logistics firm LF&E Refrigerated Transport has taken delivery of two new GDP-compliant refrigerated Mercedes Sprinters as it looks to expand its operations.
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Derbyshire County Council has appointed Auto Windscreens as its sole automotive glazing provider across its 600-strong fleet following a competitive tender.
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Fleet managers and suppliers are invited to enter for the inaugural Great British Fleet Awards – recognising the pinnacle of innovation and talent in the fleet industry.
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New van and pick-up registrations increased in October but the market remains down for the year to date due to operator uncertainty.
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Renault has launched new range-topping ‘Premier Edition’ versions of its Kangoo, Trafic and Master vans to celebrate its partnership with the Sky Sports Premier League.
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Horticultural services firm Flora-tec is seeing savings across its its 55-strong car and van fleet some six months after outsourcing the management to Fleet Operations.
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The City of London’s first low-emission street could go live in less than 18 months – with plans to expand the scheme to other streets.
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Europcar UK has added Vauxhall’s Vivaro Sportive to its commercial vehicle fleet, bringing ‘office on wheels’ functionality for drivers.
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Zero-emission vans to get £0 VED rate
The Government has given some early details on its forthcoming reform of the Vehicle Excise Duty system for vans, including confirming that zero-emission vans will be given a £0 standard rate and there’ll an ongoing discount for ultra low emission and other alternatively fuelled vans.
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The Energy Saving Trust has revealed the finalists for next month’s Fleet Heroes Awards while also announcing the conference speakers, which include the Department for Transport’s deputy director, head of environment strategy.
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Budget 2018: The main points for fleets
Philip Hammond has delivered his third Budget as chancellor, bringing in changes for areas including welfare and pensions but leaving a big hole when it came to clarity for the future shape of company car taxation.