A range of different modes of transport available to fleets to help them cut their carbon emissions will go on display next week.
The UK’s leading event for car and van fleets, Fleet & Mobility Live, will take place at the NEC, Birmingham, next Tuesday and Wednesday (October 8 and 9) and will provide a unique opportunity for visitors to engage and connect with the fleet community and learn about the latest transport options available – from e-bikes to large vans.
The free-to-attend show is creating a dedicated micromobility zone where operators will showcase their products to fleets so decision-makers can make new contacts and learn about emerging mobility trends that will help them cut their carbon emissions.
Exhibitors are folding cycle manufacturer Brompton, bike brand Raleigh, electric motorcycle company Vmoto and Dawsongroupvans.
The Vans at Work zone, sponsored by co-sponsored by van interior protection specialist Legend and fleet management company Holman, will showcase a selection of the country’s finest fleet workhorses and other commercial vehicles.
See vans in their natural working state as some of the UK’s leading fleet operators provide fully livered and racked commercial vehicles which show how they configure the latest models to their needs.
The free-to-attend Fleet & Mobility Live, sponsored by Octopus Electroverse for Business, takes place on October 8 and 9 at the NEC, Birmingham.
Register now to secure your free space at the most important fleet event of the year.
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Date: October 8 - 9 2024
Venue: NEC Birmingham
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Mike Roberts returned to Fleet News in 2021 having previously been its news editor in the early 2000s.
He is now managing editor for Fleet News, AM and Rail in the Bauer B2B portfolio. Prior to this he was managing editor of Fleet News' sister-title Smart Transport.
Mike started his career in local newspapers in the 1990s and has since worked on several specialist titles, both in print and online.
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