Mobility strategy - Page 4

The phrase has become popular in the fleet industry, but there is still confusion as to what it actually means. Andrew Ryan asks leading suppliers and organisations for their definitions and how their visions will shape the future of fleet management

Getting the right software package means resisting the temptation to add unnecessary modules and focusing on what is really needed. Catherine Chetwynd finds out how to tell a must-have from a pricey add-on

The launch of the DVLA’s online licence-checking system has made the process quicker than ever before, but what effect has it had on fleets and should they make checks more frequently?

Khaled Shahbo and Adrian Bewley believe Enterprise Rent-a-Car’s integrated solutions give it the edge over its corporate mobility rivals

New light commercial vehicles, the latest software to manage your fleet, and products from air-con to servicing, finance to telematics: all key attractions at this year’s event

Aerosol gas, weightless flax, and a ‘bubble of air’ are just some of the innovative ideas being considered by vehicle manufacturers, as they strive to reduce emissions and cut costs. Andrew Ryan reports.

Card providers are becoming 'mobility service providers', offering a range of additional benefits to customers, as Ben Rooth discovers

Fleets will begin assessing all the travel options for every business journey rather than simply defaulting to a company vehicle. Andrew Ryan reports

Colin Herron envisions an electric future where everything is connected, reports Simon Harris

Fleet managers need to look beyond company cars and rental vehicles when transport planning. Andrew Ryan reports

The launch of products such as corporate car sharing and mobility cards is changing the way employees travel on business. Andrew Ryan reports

We asked three of the other political parties likely to win seats to outline their views on some of the major transport issues. Andrew Ryan reports

The country goes to the polls on May 7, with all parties vying for votes. Here we look at their views on key fleet issues

Mark Morton, tax director at Ernst & Young, looks at the alternatives to the traditional company car

Autonomous vehicles could transform fleets within five years but, with hurdles to overcome, is the rulebook ready to be ripped-up? Gareth Roberts reports

Improving efficiency, reducing grey fleet risk and balancing diesels and hybrids are high on fleet operators’ wishlists for 2015. Ben Rooth reports

A guide to what the main political parties promised drivers and the transport industry in their 2010 election manifestos - and what was delivered.

More local authorities are considering introducing ULEZs. Simon Harris reports

New, lower motorway speed limits have been proposed in a bid to meet European air quality rules. Simon Harris reports

Euro 6 means cleaner air but extra cost and complexity, as Simon Harris reports

Simon Harris finds out how it feels to relinquish control in a self-driving Volvo S60 prototype at the new AstaZero test facility in Sweden.

Latest developments have the potential to improve road safety, cut congestion and reduce emissions. Gareth Roberts reports

Second manifesto meeting reveals fleet sector’s wish-list related to Government red tape and regulation. Stephen Briers reports

Incentivising people to use roads at off-peak times could also reduce congestion and save businesses money. Stephen Briers reports

Government road building spend to boost already-buoyant industry

Question: what are your fleet priorities for 2014?

LeasePlan is starting to see a “glimmer of confidence” in UK plc which is starting to translate in greater employment opportunities and a boost in company vehicle purchases.

Npower's head of e-mobility is a Blackadder fan who would love to be a tour guide in the Himalayas.

Students' space-age designs offer a vision of the future for commercial vehicles.

Van operators could face higher costs as a result of increased road charging in the future – but will this ultimately be a price worth paying?

Government policy has far-reaching consequences for fleets, whether on road building or transport infrastructure. We asked fleets: how effective is the Government’s transport policy?

Leasedrive has published a new white paper entitled ‘The future of urban mobility. An overview of current global initiatives and future technologies to help meet the challenges of urban mobility.’

As field service organisations review their priorities for the year ahead, it’s important to note what factors are driving them.

With the Government apparently warming to the idea of road tolls, how do you believe this new form of charging would affect the way fleets operate?

It can cut carbon output and travel time, and boost productivity. But what's the best way to introduce it to your workforce?

It’s an oft-used cliché but the greenest mile is the one not driven. And it’s also the cheapest mile.

David Tinsley, chief UK economist at BNP Paribas offered attendees a snap shot into how the UK economy is currently looking and the challenges and forecasts for the future at October’s Fleet200 meeting.

NOx emissions are at heart of new legislation which arrives in 2015.

At the last Geneva show, the concept of vehicles becoming four-wheeled computers was finally made a reality.

New cutting-edge crime-busting technology which promises to drive down cost.