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Founder and CEO Ed Dubens has been working for the company for more than 30 years, shaping eDriving's trajectory from its formation in the UK into a global presence in the field of driver risk management.
Read More →Covering more than 60 countries on all six of the inhabited continents, the 2014 directory is a comprehensive overview of the global fleet market. Click on the headline above for a link to the digital edition that includes all countries.
Read More →The Royal Mail postal delivery service is undertaking a trial of emission reducing tires to evaluate their impact on the environment. The trial, lasting between six to nine months, involves 15 electric vans driving on tires specifically designed to help reduce particulate matter emissions, increasingly fingered - along with brake dust residue - as a source of vehicle pollution.
Read More →As Russia takes steps toward annexing the Crimean region of the Ukraine, automakers hoping to increase sales of vehicles to Russia say the volatile situation could hamper their efforts.
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 →Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has delivered 635 Outlander PHEV vehicles to the National Police of Ukraine that will be used as police vehicles with the intention of also helping to reduce CO2 and greenhouse gas emissions.
Read More →GM will not facilitate vehicle imports or conduct any commercial activity in the country for the foreseeable future, the statement reads.
Read More →LONDON - BMW, Vauxhall, and the Volkswagen Golf were among the winners at the Fleet News Awards night March 17 at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
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