Celebrating International Women’s Day: The Rising Influence of Women in the Fleet Industry
International Women’s Day serves as an opportunity to celebrate their achievements and contributions across various sectors worldwide. In the traditionally male-dominated world of the fleet industry, women have increasingly made their mark…
UK Digital Driving Licences: How These Will Work and Benefit You
The UK is set to make a big change to driving licences in 2025. Instead of carrying a physical card around, you’ll soon be able to access your driving licence on your smartphone…
The Great EV Debate rages on … But there are positive steps you can take for your fleet and the environment right now
The Great EV Debate rages on… with manufacturers like Mercedes backing out of their ‘all EV’ plan and the charging point infrastructure looking uncertain for 2035, how can Fleet Managers approach combatting climate change right now? There are obvious ways of making a fleet more cost and emissions efficient; reducing the volume of older vehicles, […]
Carmageddon this Easter Weekend? Not necessarily!
So here we go again, the many motoring organisations telling us that the Easter traffic could be ‘carmageddon,’ quelle surprise! Perhaps we should all stay at home to avoid this, hibernate as the weather could be bad also? Or we could just make a sensible plan to avoid the potential problems. Remember the old […]
Double cab pick-up tax government u-turn
The Government has performed a spectacular U-turn over its decision to treat double cab pick-ups as cars for taxation purposes by dropping the policy just seven days after announcing it – read the full story. Photo by Sergio Rota on Unsplash
21 million road trips for Christmas!
Drivers are planning 21m festive getaways between today and Christmas Eve with 60% of these trips crammed into the last three days before the 25th, a study of 2,100 drivers by the RAC and INRIX suggests. With Christmas falling on a Monday this year, figures show leisure traffic levels will climb slowly the previous […]