Natalie Middleton
The start of something new?
Launched in August, a trio of Government tax consultations could lay the foundations for significant changes in fleet operating costs. Natalie Middleton finds out how.
79% of Londoners support early introduction of Ultra Low Emission Zone
Londoners have lent their support to plans by the Mayor of London to tackle pollution in the Capital.
ACFO to work with private parking groups on memorandum of understanding
ACFO is to publish a memorandum of understanding with the private parking industry to help fleets and drivers avoid parking fines on private land.
Addison Lee rebrands fleet
Minicab giant Addison Lee has unveiled its new branding, which forms part of its global growth strategy.
David Brown joins ADT as head of business development
David Brown, a board member of the Institute of Car Fleet Management, has joined Applied Driving Techniques as head of business development.
Incorporating mobility-related data can help pinpoint savings, reports Chevin
Harnessing ‘big data’ to meet transport needs could help fleets improve overall mobility, not just vehicle usage.
Employees urged to take to two wheels for Cycle to Work Day
Brake is encouraging individuals and the Government to lend support to this year’s Cycle to Work Day, which takes place tomorrow (14 September).
Countdown starts to 2016 MPG Marathon
The Olympics may be over and the Paralympics in full swing, but there’s one more major sporting competition that’s set to catch the nation’s attention before … Read More »
New Ampera-e won’t make it to UK, confirms Vauxhall
The new Opel Ampera-e electric car, which debuts at the Paris Motor Show this month, won’t make it to the UK in its current model, Vauxhall … Read More »
IFC Fleet Services and Goodwood Rental partner
IFC Fleet Services Group has partnered with rental management specialist Goodwood Rental to offer vehicle rental and associated mobility services to fleet operators.
National Windscreens opens ADAS centre in Inverness
National Windscreens has opened its latest ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) calibration centre as part of a development programme in response to growing demand for ADAS … Read More »
Jaguar Land Rover develops new four-cylinder Ingenium engines
Jaguar Land Rover is to launch new four-cylinder petrol engines as part of its Ingenium line-up and has also announced the development of a new transmission.
New cross-party group to tackle air pollution
A new cross-party group has been formed to champion to raise awareness about the impact of air pollution and to promote practical solutions to poor air … Read More »
Craig Purvey appointed new chief commercial officer at BCA
BCA has appointed former sales director Craig Purvey to the role of chief commercial officer.
Fleet industry urged to start autonomous driving dialogue now
Fleets are being urged to start taking action to navigate the various different ‘stepping stones’ towards fully autonomous cars to address the challenges that each new … Read More »
Road Safety GB targets fleets with new corporate membership scheme
Road Safety GB has launched a new corporate membership scheme to provide a range of benefits to fleets and organisations with an interest in road safety.
Refreshed Alfa Romeo Mito brings emissions from 89g/km
The refreshed Alfa Romeo Mito has gone on sale in the UK, bringing revised styling, updated trim levels and emissions starting from 89g/km.
Volvo kicks off Drive Me autonomous project
Volvo’s Drive Me autonomous driving project has get underway with the production of the first car for the trial.
Jaguar to move XE production to Castle Bromwich plant
Jaguar Land Rover is moving production of its XE model to the Castle Bromwich plant from its current home at Solihull.
Three out of four drivers say driverless insurance should cover hacking
A total of 74% of drivers think insurers should provide cover for damage caused by hackers accessing control systems in driverless cars. That’s according to a … Read More »
Over 150,00 motorists caught driving while disqualified
A total of 150,115 motorists across England and Wales were caught driving while already banned between 2005 and 2015, new analysis has found.
Utility firm receives largest ever fine for streetworks offence
TfL has fined energy company London Power Networks £24,000 for failing to serve required notices before works.
Europcar Group acquires Brunel ride-hailing business
Europcar Group has acquired Brunel, a London-based ride-hailing business, as part of its plans to develop a wide mobility offering for its customers.
Insurance policies should cover manual and automated driving, say ABI and Thatcham
Drivers should be able to buy a single motor insurance policy to cover both manual and automated driving when the first automated cars arrive.
Lexus UX urban SUV concept revealed prior to Paris
Lexus has issued an image of its latest concept vehicle, the UX, ahead of its debut at the Paris Motor Show.
Q2 vehicle registrations back to 2003 levels
The number of vehicles registered in Great Britain in the second quarter of the year exceeded 800,000 for the first time since 2003, new Department for … Read More »
Direct access to dedicated client teams essential, says Venson
Fleet firms using automated customer service lines are wasting time and money for fleet managers and drivers.
Order books open for new Volkswagen e-Up
Volkswagen has updated its e-Up electric car in line with the changes to the Up range in the UK.
Euro Car Parts adds Uxbridge facility
Euro Car Parts has expanded its coverage in West London with the opening of a 17,803 sq ft distribution centre in Uxbridge.
ACFO highlights DVLA changes to fleets
ACFO is reminding fleets of both the forthcoming changes to Vehicle Excise Duty and the importance of drivers informing the DVLA of a ‘notifiable’ medical condition … Read More »
