CLM has launched a new dedicated website for its Mini-lease range of products following a surge in demand from corporate customers, both small and large.
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United Utilities has announced plans to switch its entire fleet of vehicles from diesel to home-produced energy within the next 10 years.
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Latest plans for clean air zones in Leeds and Birmingham brings some progress for managing the impacts on business in the cities but will still produce substantial costs for small businesses, according to the Freight Transport Association (FTA).
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Southampton City Council has published full details of its proposed ‘Class B’ clean air zone for buses, taxis and HGVs as it goes live with a public consultation on the plans.
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Fleets invited to trial LPG benefits
Fleets and councils can evaluate the cost and eco-saving benefits of LPG vehicles – including vans and black cabs – under free trials.
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Birmingham City Council has published plans for a clean air zone that would levy charges on drivers of non-compliant cars as well as vans and trucks by 2020.
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The Government has been accused of shying away from taking bold action on air quality in its response to a cross-party MP report on the issue.
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Leeds City Council is to start a statutory public consultation on its proposed clean air charging zone, which features a smaller boundary and reduced charges.
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Volkswagen and Ford are exploring a strategic alliance that could see the carmakers jointly develop a range of commercial vehicles.
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Serious and fatal crashes involving vans are declining in spite of vans being the fastest growing type of vehicle on UK roads in terms of miles travelled.
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The Freight Transport Association’s Transport Manager conference series is returning this autumn to help commercial vehicle operators remain compliant and up to speed on the latest developments in legislation and best practice.
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Somerset-based Mercedes-Benz vans operators can now benefit from quicker turnaround times on van servicing and repairs as well as MOT tests thanks to a new £1m workshop in Taunton.