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The UK commercial vehicle market continues its growth for ninth consecutive month — up 23.2 percent to 24,567 units according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
Read More →The British government is planning to allow the police to prosecute employers who cause or permit their drivers to use a mobile phone while driving, according to the Financial Times. It is estimated that the government proposals would result in 100,000 fixed penalty notices and 5,000 court prosecutions a year.
Read More →The U.K. new light commercial vehicle (LCV) market saw its first month of growth since January, with a 7.1% increase in registrations.
Read More →The e-NV200 WORKSPACe features an integrated fold-out desk, touchscreen computer, wireless internet, smartphone-controlled LED lights, and more.
Read More →UK social enterprise company How’s My Driving? is celebrating its 21st anniversary and to commemorate this occasion, a Road Safety Steering Group has been created to allocate grants of up to £2,500 (US$3,239) to turn innovative ideas into viable road safety projects.
Read More →Commercial vehicle sales in the United Kingdom were down 86.3% for the month of April, down 21,386 units over the same time last year.
Read More →Jaguar Land Rover has been named the largest automotive manufacturer in Britain with the automaker accounting for more than 30% of all domestic car production last year, according to company.
Read More →The British government is planning to allow the police to prosecute employers who cause or permit their drivers to use a mobile phone while driving, according to the Financial Times. It is estimated that the government proposals would result in 100,000 fixed penalty notices and 5,000 court prosecutions a year.
Read More →Following the UK's coldest March in 40 years, a new study highlights the importance of cold-weather tires for better handling, cornering, and braking.
Read More →Volkswagen's commercial vehicle division has hired Chris Black to a newly created role heading fleet in the United Kingdom.
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