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The new Mondeo will be Ford's first car globally to offer a new pedestrian detection technology that could help reduce the severity of accidents or help drivers avoid them altogether.

Incentivising people to use roads at off-peak times could also reduce congestion and save businesses money. Stephen Briers reports

Bailey Steeplejacks, industrial chimney and tall structures sector, has awarded a contract extension to Ctrack for the provision of vehicle tracking across 18 vans and cars within its fleet.

New research published by Regus shows that the average British one-way commute is now nearly half an hour (29.6 minutes) compared to 26 minutes two years ago.

Huge numbers of drivers are avoiding speeding penalties through by slowing down for cameras and speeding up again once they are out of range, says a car leasing company.

A transport manager who incorrectly applied for an Acquired Rights certificate has been told he can no longer rely on it.

Civica has secured new contracts for its fleet management systems with both Scottish Fire and Police Scotland.

Toyota will unveil its new C-HR Concept at the Paris motor show, the company's vision for a hybrid-powered compact crossover.