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Keep an eye on this section for the latest news from our team at FSGB and the latest industry insights and observations for FSGB Fleet Management.

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Electric vehicle charging
The future of the UK's electric vehicle (EV) targets has once again become a political talking point. With Labour reportedly considering lowering its ambitions, Reform UK pledging to scrap the targets altogether, and Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch describing the legislation as a "well-meaning, but ultimately destructive," the direction of the UK's electrification strategy is far from certain...
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Winter driving can be challenging, unpredictable, and at times stressful—especially when you’re dealing with icy roads, reduced visibility, freezing temperatures, and those long, dark commutes...
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The 2026 Budget brings a mixed picture for the UK fleet industry. While the extension of the 5p-per-litre fuel duty cut offers some welcome short-term relief, a number of tax changes coming over the next few years are likely to put extra pressure on fleet budgets...
electric van charging
Despite the UK Government's Autumn 2026 Budget pledging £100 million to lower public EV charging costs, electricity supplied through public and workplace chargers remains permanently subject to 20% VAT...
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Severe winter weather represents one of the most volatile cost drivers for UK commercial vehicle operators. Sub-zero temperatures, reduced daylight, and adverse road conditions consistently drive up collision frequencies and mechanical failure rates...
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The UK Government’s statutory Private Parking Code of Practice introduces a mandatory five-minute consideration period, a 10-minute exit grace period, and a £20 appeals cap for minor keying errors across England, Scotland, and Wales...
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