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The majority (72%) of people who drive for work in the UK have never been offered driver training, according to a survey by IAM Drive & Survive.

Local communities will be able to stage motor sports events on public roads, including stage rallies, hill climbs and trials of speed, the Prime Minister has announced.

Transmission technology will soon find its place in electric vehicles (EVs), just as it has in petrol and diesel vehicles, according to Bosch.

More than half (60%) of the Mitsubsihi dealer network has signed up be ‘company car specialists, which means they have been specifically trained to help company car drivers who are considering a Mitsubishi as their next company car.

The new Euro6 emissions legislation will make fleet maintenance a key consideration, according to Gary Dean, technical support manager at Northgate Vehicle Hire.

Fleet News and sister publication Driving Business are teaming up with BMW and leading industry suppliers to present a conference for businesses running small fleets.

Around half (52%) of fleet operators are willing to fit proximity sensors to their vehicles to help protect vulnerable road users, according to a survey by TrackCompare.

First time conversion rates for used cars at auction have improved, according to the National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) June report.

Knowsley Safari has 'tamed' its fuel costs and moved further towards its sustainability objectives by adding a 100% electric Nissan Leaf to its fleet.

Hyundai's ix35 Fuel Cell has driven a record distance for a hydrogen-powered production car on a single tank, covering 700 kilometres (434 miles) across three countries.