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If you’ve been keeping an eye on the latest transport news, you might have spotted a new face popping up on your social feeds and billboards. Meet ‘Clampy’—the DVLA’s latest character designed to remind motorists that vehicle tax isn't just a "nice to have," it’s a legal must...
When you think of "danger behind the wheel," your mind probably jumps to speeding or mobile phone use. But according to a recent report, there is a massive legal grey area that many UK fleet managers are ignoring: ADHD and neurodivergence...
If you’ve found yourself squinting into the abyss lately while an oncoming SUV beams what feels like the power of a thousand suns into your retinas, you aren't alone. It’s the topic every driver seems to be talking about at the moment: headlight glare.
The good news? The RAC has officially stepped up to the plate, calling on the Government to finally tackle the "glaring" problem of overly bright headlights.
Running a fleet in the UK isn't exactly getting cheaper, is it? Between fluctuating fuel prices and the looming July 2026 smart tachograph deadlines, the pressure to keep costs down is massive. But often, the biggest drains on your budget aren't the obvious ones like the price at the pump, they are the quiet, everyday mistakes that add up to thousands of pounds in wasted revenue...
Did you know that there are an estimated 14 million "grey fleet" vehicles on UK roads? If your team is using their own cars for work, even just for the occasional meeting, you’ve got a grey fleet. While it feels like a handy, flexible way to get around, it’s often a "hidden" risk that keeps fleet managers up at night...
We’ve all seen it in the news lately: the shift to electric vehicles (EVs) is well underway across the UK. But just as fleet managers are getting their heads around charging speeds and range anxiety, a new "spanner in the works" has appeared...