Autoglass has appointed Tim Camm as technical training manager.

The pressure on Vauxhall to recall almost one million Corsa D and E models, due to risk of fire, is heating up following an investigation by The Sun newspaper this week.

Footage from a fleet driver has shown a motorcyclist thrown from their bike in a collision with an oncoming car.

Fleets potentially face increasing operating costs as a result of changes in vehicle air conditioning gas regulations from January 1, 2017, according to Fleet Assist.

The Shropshire and Staffordshire Blood Bikes group has welcomed the use of telematics on its motorcycle fleet.

Driverless vehicles will need to be programmed with a clear and agreed set of rules for decision-making, according to new research published by law firm Gowling WLG.

By Richard Brown, managing director, Licence Check

By Matthew Reynolds, solicitor at Just Motor Law

Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire councils have teamed up with the Regional Transport Partnership and Nestrans to launch a new programme to improve air quality.

Fleet management provider BT Fleet has extended opening hours at some of its garage locations in response to growing customer demand for out-of-hours services.

The FTA everywoman in Transport & Logistics Awards, which champion the sector’s female achievers and with 78% of positions still held by men in the logistics industry, are open for entries.

The Mercedes-Benz Atego has been named Best Civil Engineering and Construction Truck 2016 by Commercial Fleet magazine.

Customers of TCH Leasing say contract hiring their vehicles saves them time, money and hassle, following a company survey.

The DVLA has now agreed to supply Tacho and CPC Data to the haulage industry, through ADLV members.

Ssangyong is offering a free 4x4 upgrade on the Tivoli and Tivoli XLV this winter, saving customers £1,250.

The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee has visited the Gateway Project in the Royal Borough of Greenwich as part of its inquiry into autonomous vehicles.

Vauxhall has revealed its all-new Insignia, known as the Insignia Grand Sport, ahead of its official launch in March 2017.

Tributes have been paid to road safety expert Will Murray, who died suddenly from an undiagnosed illness at the weekend.

Measures announced by the Government in yesterday’s Finance Bill could 'put a brake on' the growth of ultra-low emission vehicles until 2020, warns Alphabet.

Telematics provider Lightfoot has welcomed the news that NICE (the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) is calling on organisations to cut harmful emissions from vehicles through the adoption of smoother driving styles.

Manufacturers registered 99,299 cars to fleets in November, a rise of 5.1% compared to the previous year, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has unveiled its first three Mobile Service Clinic vans as part of its drive to save customers money by reducing downtime.

Fleet and asset management software provider Chevin Fleet Solutions has strengthened its sales and support team to help meet its global growth requirements.

Volvo Trucks has launched its new global traffic safety campaign ‘See and Be Seen’ - a new initiative to improve safety awareness among unprotected, vulnerable road-users.

New van registrations reached a 20-year high in November, according the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.

Volkswagen Group has launched its new mobility services company at the Tech Crunch Disrupt technology event in London.

The all-new Suzuki Ignis will go on sale in January 2017, priced from £9,999, with a choice of two or four wheel drive and the option of a hybrid.

Suffolk-based B&B Skips has signalled its intention to go for growth by commissioning four new Mercedes-Benz trucks and launching an online booking service.

Road safety charity Brake has welcomed a proposal to jail killer drivers for life, which is included in a consultation document from the Ministry of Justice.

Haulier Arthur Spriggs & Sons has ambitious plans to open a string of maintenance depots across the South of England.