News - Page 1478

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

Photos from the Fleet News archives bring back memories. Who do you recognise?

The changes announced in the Budget could encourage more fleets to consider contract hire and leasing.

Fleet managers have been advised to guard against complacency over fleet funding methods in the face of growing economic uncertainty.

Severn Trent has teamed up with Grosvenor Hall Group to provide a personal contract purchase car scheme for its employees.

Researchers have found that inhaling diesel exhaust fumes impairs the brain’s processing ability.

Mounting concerns over the environmental benefits of biofuels mean the EU may backdown over its target of raising the biofuel share of transport fuels.

The cost of diesel in several European countries could rise after the European Parliament backed proposals to increase the current EU minimum excise tax rate on diesel.

The Leasing Committee of the Bank Association of Slovenia has joined Leaseurope.

Fleets operating in Portugal are finding it increasingly difficult to book vehicles in for essential tests.

The European Union is planning to tackle the chronic congestion problems affecting much of the continent’s road network at a European rather than national level.

Details of the excuses car tax dodgers have come up with have been released by the DVLA.

Road markings which illuminate to warn motorists of hazards ahead are being trialled on the M8 in Scotland.

January’s European car sales fell slightly year-on-year, dropping 0.3%, according to figures from the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association.

The European Commission has authorised an Italian tax reduction to stimulate the production and use of biodiesel.

Hybrid vehicles are now being treated as mainstream choices by buyers in the new and used car market, which is driving residual values up.

Fleets are becoming increasingly interested in using telematics systems to reduce their insurance premiums.

A ground-breaking free risk management service designed to help manage grey fleet drivers more effectively is targeting companies throughout the UK.

A fleet manager has become the first to receive a new award designed to commemorate the efforts of a pioneering campaigner for fleet training.

Porsche has now made a formal application for judicial review to try to force the mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, to amend his new congestion charges for high polluting vehicles.