Around 780% of charging is done at home and the other 20% is somewhere between work or destinations such as supermarket car parks or on-street

ICFM director Peter Eldridge urges fleet managers to embrace the new world of BMaaS

Drivers from the Royal Borough of Greenwich have played a vital role in helping Move UK accelerate the development of AV technology

As well as the Royal Borough of Greenwich taking part in the Move UK project, many other fleets around the country are helping to develop new technologies. We look at five projects

A range of experts discuss the challenges presented by mass EV adoption at the BVRLA conference

The company car sector is expected to undergo massive changes over the next five years. Industry experts reveal all ...

Great advances are being made to reduce the impact of diesel-fired fridge units on our air. John Lewis reports on the different methods manufacturers are using to tackle the problem

The role of fleet manager is evolving, according to new LeasePlan UK MD Alfonso Martinez, who says fleet managers need to embrace the change

The company car continues to have a role, but mobility looks certain to play a bigger part in the future according to head of AMO Shaun Sadlier.

Andrew Ryan looks at the principles of Future of Mobility: Urban Strategy report and their meaning

Autonomous vehicles, drones and delivery robots will all have a part to play in the future mobility ecosystem, says KPMG.

Addison Lee is working to be at the forefront of connected and autonomous vehicle technologies, says its mobility innovation lead Catherine Hutt

Vehicle to grid technology has the potential to earn electric vehicle operators money, but it is not without some risks.

Andrew Ryan looks at five of the factors which will influence the future for urban travel in the UK

In the next five-to-10 years, giving staff a mobility budget for business travel instead of a perk car will become the norm, says Fleetondemand CEO Justin Whitston – and he wants his platform to power the change

Government, policymakers, fleets and suppliers debate the big topics and challenges facing the UK transport sector

Rental firm boss sees parallels between transport and music development.

The achievement of cleaner air is everyone’s responsibility – not just that of the transport industry

There are challenges to address, but connected and autonomous vehicles will revolutionise transport and travel

Local authorities must engage with business providers to ensure mobility as a service is an ethical solution that meets everyone’s needs

Cycling, walking, car clubs, autonomous vehicles and EVs all have a part to play in first and last mile journeys

Old legislation, regulation and organisation must be restructured if transport infrastructure is going to be fit for purpose in the future

ICFM's Peter Eldridge shines the spotlight on leadership and management skills, while asking why fleet managers are morphing into mobility.

Carmakers jostle with start-ups for control of next-generation mobility

Government approves three tests of self-drive vehicles. Jonathan Manning reports

The EV recharging infrastructure should require no driver involvement in preparation for fleets of driverless vehicles. By Alex Gruzen

Fleets have the opportunity to capitalise now on the benefits of a connected vehicle future.

Connectivity, electric and autonomy solutions to tackle key fleet issues unveiled by manufacturers. By John Lewis

Many leasing companies believe they already operate in the mobility market – after all, they provide a means of employees getting from A to B through company cars, daily rental vehicles and, in some cases, car clubs/corporate car sharing.

Fleet decision-makers also discuss cash or company car options and car clubs

As arch-rivals await US approval to team up and take on Uber, BMW’s Tony Douglas says the mobility revolution is gathering pace.

Delegates are divided when it comes to skills required to operate a fleet effectively

Fleet managers from a range of business sectors were on hand to offer advice. Here are four fleet challenges they helped address...

More than 2,000 visit the NEC to discuss products and hear from industry experts, setting a new record for the event.

Autonomous vehicle technology will significantly cut incidents, but risks will remain.

Multiple channels, multiple products and services and a diverse customer base evens out IFS’s risk. That’s how MD Matt Rumble likes it.

A fierce battle is brewing for the future of road travel as major players bid to capitalise on the development of connected and autonomous cars.

Europcar Mobility Group UK managing director Gary Smith says it’s ready for the challenge of changing daily rental market and the growing demand for multi-modal services.

Continental executive says that the savings from going driverless will quickly compensate for any fully-autonomous price premium. By Steve Banner

Freight companies may discover that operating costs are not such a drag when semi-autonomous trucks can safely line up together to form an orderly, aerodynamic queue.