Companies are more likely to adopt sustainable initiatives if they realise cost savings, efficiency improvements, or revenue growth in the near term, according to Geotab’s fourth annual Sustainability and Impact Report.
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North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) is exploring electric vehicles as suitable alternatives to green its fleet, whilst lowering its carbon footprint.
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The Government has granted planning permission for the controversial Lower Thames Crossing, greenlighting the UK’s most significant road project in a generation.
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Licence Check has enhanced its DAVIS Fleet solution with dynamic new features that include vehicle inspections, defect management, BiK taxation and fines management.
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The Toyota Hilux pickup is now on sale with its first electrified powertrain, delivering enhanced performance on- and off-road.
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London housing association Peabody has taken delivery of its first electric micromobility vehicle in a move to cut emissions and travel time while improving resident services.
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A new report by Zemo Partnership for the Welsh government sets out the policy options to decarbonise the commercial vehicle sector in Wales.
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Telematics data has played a crucial role in a speedy emergency response to a stricken van driver left semi-conscious following a crash.
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Balfour Beatty has transformed driver safety performance and cut fleet risk in just a year with the help of Drivetech.
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The Peugeot Expert is now available in top-rung Sport guise, priced from £41,295 (excl. VAT) and delivering performance-inspired styling upgrades and extra equipment.
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Vertellus, the OEM-backed full-service commercial vehicle contract hire company, has strengthened its leadership team as it accelerates its mission to disrupt the sector.
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A new one-day course designed to offer insights into fleet manager thinking is now available for motor manufacturers, new and old.