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Aston Barclay says growth in used car volumes in Q2 means a change of strategy is required to retain high conversion rates at auction.

Go Ultra Low will be holding a debate on the future of electric vehicles at this year’s Hay Festival, with transport minister Jesse Norman on the panel.

Different tax regimes across different European countries make a uniform pan-European fleet policy virtually impossible, says a new taxation guide.

A number of exclusive test drives will take place at this year’s Company Car In Action (CCIA), including the Mercedes-Benz A-Class, Jaguar I-Pace and Volvo V60.

Claims that self-driving cars could avoid 90% of road deaths by eliminating human error are untested, says a new report by the International Transport Forum.

Toyota and Suzuki will begin discussing new joint projects in the fields of technological development, vehicle production and market development.

Highways England has revealed the reasons drivers give for illegally stopping on the hard shoulder, which includes sleeping, eating and sending texts.

Rawdon Glover has replaced Jeremy Hicks as managing director of Jaguar Land Rover, as part of a global restructure.

Car parts manufacturer Faltec Europe prosecuted after a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak and an explosion occurred at the same plant within a year.

In the survey from GEM Motoring Assist, the main concern expressed by 51% of respondents was of breaking down with no access to a hard shoulder.