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Jaguar Land Rover has appointed Wolfgang Stadler as its new director of manufacturing.

Research carried out for GE Capital’s Fleet Services division has discovered that four years is the most common replacement cycle for van fleets.

Ford has participated in a special test of a high-tech early warning "brake light" that can warn drivers following behind even if they are around a bend or behind other traffic.

SageQuest, a division of Fleetmatics, has published a free e-book entitled ‘Going Beyond Track & Trace’, which helps companies with large fleets understand the capabilities of the latest value-added vehicle tracking technologies and how they can help to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

The third annual Everywoman in Transport & Logistics Leadership Academy will take place on September 10 at the Daventry Court Hotel in Northamptonshire.

Newly-registered cars account for five percent of road accidents, according to research by Accident Exchange.

Benfield Toyota Wakefield made it a hat-trick of titles in the 5-a-side Football Tournament played annually in aid of BEN, the automotive industry charity. Despite the best efforts of 12 other teams the side from Yorkshire made it three championships in a row, but not before a tense penalty shoot-out against GKN New Boys in the final.

Vehicle tracking company Isotrak has appointed Mark Ashe as new business and partner manager.

The FTA has called on George Osborne to invest in transport infrastructure rather than cut costs, when his spending review is announced on June 26.

Fiat has released pictures of its new 7-seat MPV, the 500L MPW.