Articles by Tom Seymour - Page 25

Highways England and Blackwell, the earthworks contractor, have completed work on a short trial involving an autonomous dump truck (ADT) on the A14

Police urge fleets to check processes around towing policies after a driver was stopped for driving without the correct licence and failing to secure a load.

Fleets are holding off procurement decisions on alternative fuel large vans because training is required to drive them and the Government hasn’t actually finalised the training course.

Major leasing companies are reporting that clients are prepared for the new lease accounting standard which takes effect from January 1, 2019.

Uber has lost another appeal against an employment tribunal ruling that said those using its app should be entitled to working rights like holiday and sick pay.

Government claims insurance premiums would be cut if drivers take a cyclist awareness course have come as a surprise to the Association of British Insurers (ABI).

GMB Union says Uber appeal is just delaying tactics to slow back payments to drivers.

Describing itself as the ‘Airbnb for cars’, company will allow owners to earn extra when they are not using vehicle.

The European car market continued to decline in October 2018, as 1.12 million vehicles were registered during the month, down 7.1% on the same time last year.

Pendragon is to appeal a £144,000 fine after a court ruled that it failed to tell a customer that a used car it sold was an ex-rental vehicle.