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The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has welcomed retired senior police officer Sandy Allan to the RoSPA Scotland office.

Bedford-based BBS Fleet Logistics, which specialises in providing support and logistical services for leasing companies and large national fleets, is sponsoring Bonito Squadra Corse throughout the 2014 season, including the Ladies Tour of Britain in May.

Fleet News and KeeResources have launched a new online tool to calculate fuel and journey costs for vehicles, including electric and hybrid models.

New staff and a move to larger offices have been announced by Chevin Fleet Solutions as the fleet management software company continues to expand across mainland Europe.

This year’s CV Show marked the imminent retirement as well as the recent arrival of two well-known industry heavyweights at Isuzu Truck.

New plans to allow local councils in Great Britain the freedom to cut the number of road markings and signs have been announced by Roads Minister Robert Goodwill.

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Patrick McGillycuddy, Škoda head of fleet looks at hiring and retaining the right people to stay ahead in the fleet sector.

Fiat Group Automobiles has announced pricing for the new Jeep Cherokee as order books for the mid-size SUV open this week.

Fruit 4 London, which delivers fresh fruit to offices in central London,expects to save £16,500 over 36 months by operating a pure electric Renault Kangoo ZE rather than a larger diesel Ford Transit.The ZE also works out at around £9,000 less than a Renault Kangoo diesel over the same period. For fleet operators in London with vehicles doing low mileage, such as Fruit 4 London, the case for running Ultra Low Emission Vehicles (ULEVs) is compelling. Fruit 4 London has four Kangoo ZE vans which each travel 40 to 70 miles per day, depending on the route, and 10,000 to 11,000 miles annually.