Concerns over control of connected vehicles, following handover

Only one in 10 companies (11%) take total cost of ownership into account when procuring vehicles, according to research from Fleet Operations.

Europcar has joined forces with Infiniti to bring the new premium Q30 to drivers in selected markets in Europe.

Infiniti is adding seven new centres to its authorised repairter network.

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed the European Commission's proposed low-emission strategy.

New and existing drivers of the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, can now have a Chargemaster Homecharge unit supplied and fully installed from only £149.

Hoyer has entered into a long-term agreement with BP to provide bulk fuel transport and logistics services throughout the UK.

The majority of insurers are completely unprepared for the arrival of driverless vehicles, according to a new study from KPMG.

Leigh-on-Sea-based A Staunton Groundworks and Civil Engineering has added two Renault Trucks Range C vehicles to its 30-strong fleet.

The Hyundai iLoad has been named as Glass’s Used Van Hero for July, offering toughness and reliability alongside strong specification and value.

Kilmarnock-based catering supplier Braehead Foods has ordered a second pair of fridge-bodied Mercedes chassis cabs following a trial of two vehicles last year.

Tusker has been shortlisted in the UK Private Business Awards, sponsored by PwC, in the category of High Growth Business of the Year.

Five major truck manufacturers have been collectively fined £2.44 billion (€2.93bn) for fixing pricing over the last 14 years.

WJ North has added a new Volvo 'super-sweeper' to its fleet.

Streamline Taxis in York have taken on new Toyota Prius cars in line with the city's 'Go Ultra Low' status.

After three years of development the Guardian Anti Theft is available to protect vehicles over 7.5 tonne vehicles from thieves and hijackers.

Experts from automotive LPG supplier Autogas have been educating motorists on the fuel at two major conferences in the UK this month.

A new report from the parliamentary Transport Committee claims the Government should investigate and consider prosecuting Volkswagen for its deception, but it has been far too slow to act.

Manheim Inspection Services has added 64 Skoda Superb estates to its corporate fleet.

Zenith has turned to Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles to provide an innovative solution for its mobile exhibition requirements.

Clean air will only be a reality in London if diesel vehicles are banned from the city’s streets, new research suggests.

UK businesses have saved on average 11% on their fuel bills in the past year, according to new research by RAC Business.

The nation’s grey fleet consists of 14 million cars and costs employers more than £5.5 billion a year in mileage claims and car allowances, research suggests.

Connected car service Smartdriverclub has launched a mileage capture app, Business Miles.

BCA has bought Paragon Automotive for £105 million which, depending on performance, could rise to £135m.

Tacograph analysis software specialist TruTac is this month doubling the size of its existing premises, and will launch a recruitment campaign.

BCA has appointed Stuart Gibbons to the role of head of customer experience.

Barnes Logistics is planning to invest in staff and drive sales, after moving to new premises in Rochdale thanks to a seven figure funding package from Yorkshire Bank.

ACFO has re-elected John Pryor to serve as its chairman for a further 12-month term, with Caroline Sandall continuing as deputy chairman.

Built on an all-new platform and featuring an all-new powertrain, Kia today launches its first ever hybrid in the UK.