Natalie Middleton
Supermarket fuel margin hikes have cost drivers extra 6p a litre, finds UK watchdog
Increased supermarket fuel margins led to drivers paying an extra 6 pence per litre last year, according to a long-awaited report from the UK’s competitions watchdog.
Nissan opens up EV access with new subscription service
Nissan has launched an electric vehicle subscription service, providing a new, more flexible way for drivers to behind the wheel of its EVs.
Nearly half of fleets unable to track emissions from employee commuting
Almost half (43%) of fleet managers at larger firms cannot yet gather carbon emissions data from employee commuting, a new study by emissions reporting specialist Mobilityways … Read More »
DPD rolls out autonomous robot deliveries
DPD is expanding autonomous robot deliveries to 10 UK towns and cities over the next year on the back of a successful trial.
Iveco eDaily makes EV history with Guinness World Record for towing
The Iveco eDaily electric van has powered its way into the Guinness World Records after demonstrating its record-breaking towing abilities.
Airmax Remote wins sole supply telematics deal for St John Ambulance fleet
St John Ambulance has appointed Airmax Remote as exclusive provider of telematics solutions across its 550-strong blue light vehicle fleet.
Targa Telematics scores latest silver EcoVadis medal for sustainability
EcoVadis has awarded Targa Telematics the silver medal for its achievements in corporate social responsibility for the second year running.
Bonnet soars past quarter of a million chargers with Ubitricity and EnBW deals
Bonnet has become the largest independent EV charging network in Europe on the back of partnerships with Ubitricity and EnBW.
Addison Lee acquires Green Tomato Cars to drive sustainability focus
Addison Lee has boosted its work on sustainability further with the acquisition of London-based eco car service, Green Tomato Cars.
Fleet World’s five-minute industry briefing: This week’s top stories
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New sentencing guidelines for motoring offences take effect from July
New and revised sentencing guidelines for offenders convicted of motoring offences come into effect from tomorrow (1 July), reflecting new maximum sentences.
UK car production records best May growth since 2019
UK car production in May rose 26.9% year on year, marking its highest growth for the month since the pandemic hit.
ATS tackles myths on EV adoption with new fleet white paper
ATS Euromaster has published a new white paper for fleets intended to ‘unpick’ many of the myths and misconceptions surrounding electric vehicles.
Not too late to have your say on ‘dangerous’ MOT reform proposals
Fleets and drivers can still have their say on proposed MOT reforms as the UK awaits the outcome of the Government’s consultation on its plans.
Dobbies rolls out EV charging hubs in Gridserve partnership
Dobbies Garden Centres has teamed up with Gridserve to open a series of EV charging hubs at its sites across the UK.
BVRLA reveals agenda for 2023 Fleets in Charge Conference
‘Early bird’ tickets are available for the BVRLA’s 2023 Fleets in Charge conference, which will address the top issues facing fleet decarbonisation.
Government’s eco advisers call for ban on hybrid cars and action on charging
The UK needs to radically ramp up its work on tackling climate change to meet decarbonisation targets, a new progress report from the Climate Change Committee … Read More »
Government pledges further £300k to support logistics recruitment
The Department for Transport (DfT) is backing a campaign to boost logistics sector recruitment by providing a second year of funding.