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Selsia Vehicle Accident Centres has introduced SelsiaCentral, a bespoke online repair estimating service which it believes will bring substantial efficiencies and cost savings for companies operating fleets of vans.

Fleet News chats to some of the manufacturers in attendance at this year's CCIA event at Millbrook.

For the first time in EU history, top automotive and transport officials at the European Parliament discussed the implications of autonomous driving, a hotly debated subject within the automotive industry.

Companies with fleets of less than 100 company cars are turning their backs on salary sacrifice, according to a survey by Grosvenor Contracts.

Fleet decision-makers are being incentivised to attend Jaama’s popular one-day Fleet Management Essentials seminars in the autumn.

Fleets are set to play a key role in reducing crashes on London’s roads, according to the capital’s newly published safety plan.

Companies that categorise their drivers as being high risk, simply due to the number of miles they cover each year, the type of car they drive or the number of points on their licence should think again, according to E-Training World.

25 families in have taken delivery of a British-built Nissan Leaf, as part Low Carbon London project to understand the impact of low carbon technologies on the electricity network.

Software provider Magenta has issued the latest release of its cloud based distribution planning solution Maxoptra, which aims to increase productivity and bring further cost savings.

Vehicle financing and leasing firm Hitachi Capital has expanded its use of the 1link service system to large commercial vehicles.