In April, London launched its Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), meaning vehicles entering the zone will need to adhere to tighter exhaust emission standards (ULEZ standards) or pay an additional charge to drive within the central London zone.
You might consider buying a car a difficult, time-consuming process. But, whether you?re buying a new car or a new fleet, asking ?What car should I buy?? is a great chance to move ?your business forward.
The rise of rapid e-commerce and delivery services has made customers more demanding, and rightly so. However, this means that organisations must improve the efficiency and environmental performance of their fleets in return. Want to modernise and keep up with consumer demand? Start by integrating AI systems into fleet management practices to create a smarter and more efficient process.
Whilst fuel prices are typically driven by supply and demand, lately, it has been increasingly decided by geopolitical factors. So how can UK businesses navigate fuel costs in a volatile market??Follow these tips to avoid getting caught up in the politics.
Adding voice control to a car radio can cut down on driving risks, so why aren’t more fleets equipped with them?
Adding voice control to a car radio can cut down on driving risks, so why aren’t more fleets equipped with them?
Green fleet management is the buzzword for SMEs with company cars, and you can ensure lower long-term costs and better business reputation by doing it.
David Brennan, CEO at Nexus Vehicle Rental, discusses why fleets should be investing in technology.
The current economic climate demands that SMEs have the strategies, tools and insights to better manage costs, particularly when it comes to fleet operations,?writes Fleetcor’s Thore Vestergaard.
There are companies in the UK which already provide vehicle short-term leasing, but the most successful of the bunch only have 4,000 cars – acquired over some 15 years. So the pay-as-you-go model used by Everline Future 50 company PAYG Cars makes the business truly unique.
Small and medium-sized businesses could be losing millions of pounds a year because of ineffective management of their fleets of lorries and delivery vans.
Almost nine in ten (88 per cent) company car drivers admit to regularly speeding on the motorway, compared to just two thirds of private drivers, according to an RAC report today.
