Scot Group Ltd, which operates the Thrifty Car and Van Rental brand in the UK, is launching a new inhouse vehicle rental business to meet fast-evolving business mobility needs.
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Veriforce CHAS, a supply chain risk management and compliance specialist, has appointed FleetCheck as its approved fleet software supplier, bolstering work to help fleets raise safety standards.
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Latest-gen driver-assistance systems are keeping businesses on the road and repair costs to a minimum, according to research from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles.
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A new white paper exposing “major government and policy gaps” in the UK electric vehicle retrofit market is now out.
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Electric vans can pay for themselves within three years, while non-EV users are looking to switch within five years, new research has found.
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Three new Low Emission Zones have come into force across Scotland, preventing the most polluting vehicles driving within cities.
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Fleets have an extra two weeks to enter this year’s UK Fleet Champions Awards 2024, run by road safety charity Brake.
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Political parties have an opportunity to finally commit to scrapping all ‘smart’ motorways – or potentially face another ‘Post Office-type’ scandal if they do nothing.
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UK-based transport solutions firm Basemap has launched its EVR Electric Vehicle Routing software in North America.
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FridgeXpress has expanded its rental fleet with dual-evaporated refrigerated vans that are Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MRHA) compliant.
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UK commercial vehicle manufacturing has recorded its best year to date since 2010 despite a fall in April.
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Generation Logistics, the government-backed awareness campaign tackling the recruitment crisis facing the logistics sector, is launching the very first Generation Logistics Week.