Comment: The state of the eLCV market in 2022
- 5 May 2022
Matt Dillon, head of commercial vehicles at LeasePlan UK, gives a rundown of the current state of the eLCV market, so that fleet managers can keep their fingers on the pulse of everything from
Matt Dillon, head of commercial vehicles at LeasePlan UK, gives a rundown of the current state of the eLCV market, so that fleet managers can keep their fingers on the pulse of everything from
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Simon Simmons, LCV national corporate sales manager at Alphabet GB, on why fleets should be exploring electrified LCVs and the main considerations for operators.
Stricter mobile phone laws are welcome, but with infotainment the problem of distraction isn’t going away, says RED Driver Risk Management’s commercial manager Greg Ford.
Norrie Hunter, media advisor to the Electric Vehicle Association (EVA) Scotland, on electric power, transportation and where the fleet sector fits in for Scotland.
Richard Perham, managing director of Airmax Remote, on why it’s more important now, than ever before, that the emergency services should adopt vehicle telematics to deliver greater efficiencies and improve the protection
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Chris Jones, executive vice president, industry & services at Descartes Systems Group, looks at the challenges and solutions in the logistics and supply chain sector and what’s on the cards for 2022.
Following the London ULEZ expansion, Steve Evans, CEO and co-founder of emission-free delivery company XeroE, says now is the perfect time to consider emissions-free delivery alternatives.