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LONDON – UPS has ordered of 12 electric vehicles from Modec, with six vehicles being introduced into its UK fleet in February 2009 and the remaining six operating in Germany.
Read More →Tusker, a provider of salary sacrifice car schemes, has added three more new car schemes covering nearly 10,000 employees to the rapidly growing portfolio it operates in the UK, taking the total number of live schemes to more than 180.
Read More →Phil Nothard of Cox Automotive International joins Global Fleet Management Voices to discuss how the raw materials shortage is impacting the UK fleet market, positive impacts of decreasing new car sales, and the issue of remarketing vehicles now.
Read More →A further 1,000 new Ford commercial vehicles have joined BT over the first three months of this year. More than 500 new Ford Transit Custom and 200 Ford Transit vans are among the order, with the balance made up of Ford Fiesta vans.
Read More →The company, owned by Credit Agricole’s FCA Bank, aims to build a fleet of 4,000 vehicles in the first year of operation in the U.K..
Read More →York’s city council has voted to restrict non-essential private vehicles from the city center by 2023 to help decrease carbon emissions and air pollution.
Read More →Arval, a full service vehicle leasing, fleet management, and usage-based insurance provider owned by BNP Paribas, has selected Sierra Wireless device-to-cloud technology to build its new global telematics solution for its UK operations.
Read More →The United Kingdom's national government plans to buy 300 plug-in electric cars and vans for its police forces, ambulances, councils and the NHS.
Read More →LONDON – UPS has ordered of 12 electric vehicles from Modec, with six vehicles being introduced into its UK fleet in February 2009 and the remaining six operating in Germany.
Read More →Enterprise Fleet Services, a division of Enterprise Rent-A-Car, helped welcome His Royal Highness the Duke of York (Prince Andrew) to the company’s world headquarters in St. Louis on October 23.
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