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Citroën is adding to its LCV range with the launch of a dual-fuel version of the new Berlingo.

Audi’s A5 coupé range is now available to order with a 2.0-litre diesel engine.

Two new diesel engines will find their way into new Hyundai SUV models next year.

Changes to Volkswagen’s Phaeton luxury saloon include new touchscreen sat-nav and climate control systems in a redesigned centre console.

This year will certainly go down in history as the year of the small van.

Fleet bosses now have a greater variety of options when it comes to funding their vehicles

An internal fleet review led to the creation of one of the biggest fleet management and maintenance companies in the UK.

The Fleet Van Conference will help fleets of all sizes get the most out of their business

Adopting a new telematics system helps company better co-ordinate its fleet – and save money

Stress and overwork have topped the list of office hazards for the fourth year in a row.

Fleet CV: Laura Sharrott, compensation and benefits officer UK and Ireland, Tetra Pak

How are you settling in? Tamsin Reed, account development manager - north west, Thrifty Car & Van Rental

Steve Clarke has been named key account manager and auctioneer at the Fleet Auction Group

Carolyn Wall has been appointed fleet sales director for LDV

Accident Exchange has added Tim Eaves to its five-strong team of divisional managing directors.

The Pendragon Group, which owns fleet software provider CFC Solutions and its parent company, Pinewood, has confirmed that it is considering selling the companies.

NavMan Wireless is celebrating a major milestone after fitting its system to its 50,000th UK vehicle.

For the first time in its history, CAP has begun a general reforecast process that will affect the residual values of all used vehicles.

TeleAtlas, the provider of dynamic content for navigation solutions, has bought 10 new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans to update its European mobile mapping van (MMV) fleet.

CMS SupaTrak has gone mobile, allowing fleet managers to track their vehicles and other assets while on the move from the palms of their hands.

Motrak has launched a discreetly fitted telematics unit that continually monitors and records a vehicle’s position, speed and distance travelled.

TRIMBLE Mobile Resource Management has joined up with this year’s square to square charity cycle challenge.

Research by Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions, revealed that a majority (58%) believe that telematics technology will ultimately help to make fleets more environmentally friendly.

TomTom has launched the GO x40 LIVE, which delivers navigation and route guidance that continuously adapts to changing road conditions.

The lone employee protection system, called Romad, consists of a hand-held, mobile phone-style device offering peace of mind for a monthly fee.

A camera that records all instances of dangerous driving is now available. John Charles tests out the new RoadScan device

GE Capital Solutions Fleet Services is moving out of the small fleet sector.

A new road building programme would reduce congestion and be good for the environment, claim the RAC Foundation.

A new study has found British motorists cannot answer simple questions from the Highway Code.

The Dutch have been forced to back down over a law requiring advanced diesel particulates on all the country's registered vehicles.