Rental firm Ryder has teamed up with grand prix circuit Silverstone to promote safer driving among its employees.
Kwik-Fit Fleet has expanded its range of services to fleets with the launch of an air conditioning recharging service.
Retail group Kingfisher, whose UK brands include B&Q, Screwfix Direct and Trade Depot, has outsourced its motor insurance claims management to WNS Assistance Fleet Direct.
The AA has been appointed roadside breakdown partner to Vectrix, described as a high-performance “eco-scooter”.
Fleets are increasingly paying for drinks and cigarettes without realising as drivers sneak them on to their fuel bills.
The North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) has added 43 new vehicles to its fleet.
This is Vauxhall’s all-new Agila city car that goes on sale in the UK early next year.
Fleets will be able to focus on the environment when they visit Company Car in Action 2007, the ride and drive event for fleet decision-makers.
US private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management is to buy a £3.7 billion majority stake in car firm DaimlerChrysler’s ailing US Chrysler arm.
The facilities management division of Denman Group has installed a telematics solution from Cybit in its fleet of more than 200 cars and vans.
Reflex Vehicle Sales, part of vehicle rental company Reflex Vehicle Solutions, has opened a new retail site in Middlesbrough.
Football players of all skill levels are sought by RAC and national disability charity Motability to take part in a five-a-side Football Charity Challenge in aid of Motability’s Charitable Grants fund.
Average fuel prices in the UK.
LETTERS to Fleet News’ editor Martyn Moore.
Used car prices have risen for the third successive quarter as company car drivers record less mileage on their vehicles.
Estates are a sensible option for the high mileage businessman with family commitments at the weekend. But these two estates aren’t a very sensible option, although from behind the steering wheel it might be hard to agree.
Martin Ward, CAP’s manufacturer relationships manager, scours the globe for the week’s insider fleet intelligence.
Results from sales around the UK.
Fleet News Online's sister site www.companycardriver is offering a free guide on the new laws governing the smoking in cars being introduced on July 1 in England.
A poll among small fleets has found that many fail to recognise how green fleet management can reduce overall operating costs.
Companies are beng urged to take part in National Work from Home Day, being held on Friday.
Fresh from the successful introduction of its Qashqai faux-4x4, Nissan is working on a stretched seven-seat version.
Taking the opposite approach to other premium manufacturers by ignoring volume sales was a “ballsy decision” that will pay dividends for the Jaguar brand, its UK managing director Geoff Cousins has claimed.
Audi’s A4 range has just become even more attractive thanks to a host of special offers.
Hyundai has revealed the first picture of the estate version of its new i30 lower-medium sector challenger.
<img src="../_images/articles/tyrepile.jpg" hspace="5" vspace="5" align="left" alt="Are your drivers checking their tyres regularly?">Are your drivers checking their tyres regularly?
<img src="../_images/articles/Autosheen07small.jpg" hspace="5" vspace="5" align="left" alt="Autosheen"> You’ve no doubt got drivers on your fleet who religiously keep their cars in pristine condition.
Government tax officials are to ask delegates at the Fleet News Risk in Fleet conference next week to help them thrash out policy on employee car ownership schemes in an exclusive and groundbreaking debate.
This is the face of Saab’s new 9-3 range which is due on sale in the autumn, but the firm is keeping tight-lipped about what has changed under the skin.
Guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) proposing that employers offer “stop smoking” courses in the workplace have drawn mixed reactions from industry groups.