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Managing a fleet is one of the most significant operational responsibilities for any business.  Whether you run a few vans or a large fleet of vehicles across the country, understanding how they are being used is essential for safety, efficiency, and cost control. 

Electric vehicles are no longer a niche investment. More businesses across the UK are adopting electric vans and cars to reduce costs, lower emissions, and meet growing sustainability expectations.

As businesses look for smarter, more sustainable ways to manage their fleets, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming an increasingly attractive option.

If you manage a fleet of business vehicles, you have likely heard the term "telematics." But what exactly is it, and why are so many businesses integrating it into their daily operations?

Telematics systems provide fleet operators with essential data and insight about their vehicles and how they’re being driven

AI cameras are increasingly being used to catch drivers who break the law by using a hand-held mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt. Here’s how the technology works and how you could adopt AI cameras on your fleet.

International Stress Awareness Week 4- 8 November 2024 and National Stress Awareness Day 6 November 2024

Our employee wellbeing programme, which we launched exactly four years ago, has received fleet industry recognition and made a genuine difference to our staff and to our business. Here’s how it came about and how we continue to evolve it.

The Workplace Charging Scheme was set out by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) to enable businesses to install workplace vehicle charging points at a discounted price.

Reports of ‘dangerous driving’ have hit a record high in 2024, with more than 24,000 videos sent to the police via the National Dash Cam Safety Portal (NDCSP) in the first half of 2024.

Are you confident your drivers buckle up on every trip? The latest statistics from the Department for Transport (DfT) and a study by road safety charity Brake suggest more needs to be done to boost compliance.

ISA technology is now mandatory for new cars, vans and trucks sold in the EU but what does that mean for UK fleets?