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Packaging specialist Lightning Packaging Supplies have added to its growing fleet with the latest Mercedes-Benz Sprinter recently being delivered to its Hatfield premises.
Read More →AF Editor Mike Antich assembled an online group of fleet managers - the Global Fleet Advisory Board operating in excess of 125,000 vehicles globally - to discuss some of the issues they were facing with electrification with Stewart Lightbody, deputy chair of the Association of Fleet Professionals, the largest fleet association in the UK.
Read More →According to a new study, more than a third of UK van drivers have admitted to driving more carefully when operating their personal vehicles.
Read More →He assumed the position in November and is based in Birmingham, England.
Read More →A guide to help fleet managers deal with the varying challenges of the UK’s Clean Air Zones (CAZ) is now available from the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP). Called Clean Air Zones and Your Fleet, and produced by the organization’s Future Roads Committee, it covers everything from fleet drivers to paying the charges.
Read More →The Cox Automotive industry analysis, AutoFocus, is based on study of data and opinion from across the automotive sector and features an in-depth analysis of Q1 and Q2
Read More →Mazda's SKYACTIV technology offers a way for corporate fleets to reduce fuel costs and lower tailpipe emissions, Mazda's national fleet sales manager for the United Kingdom said at the annual fleet show.
Read More →The Monmouth branch is the first Enterprise location in Wales to introduce rainwater harvesting for vehicle washing.
Read More →Commercial vehicle production in the U.K. fell by 57.2% in June, according to figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Read More →The United Kingdom new light commercial vehicle market enjoyed growth for the first month of the year as registrations of large vans single-handedly drove demand, surging 25.4% as all other segments experience double-digit decline.
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