FCA Fleet and Business, the corporate sales arm of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, has launched an account on LinkedIn, ‘FCA Fleet & Business’, to connect even more closely with customers.

Research conducted by motoring defence firm, M.A.J. Law, has revealed public knowledge and opinions of the laws surrounding drink driving in England and Wales.

FTA welcomes improvements to annual roadworthy test as part of DfT motoring services proposals.

Northern Powergrid is predicting telematics data will deliver fuel savings of more than £140,000 a year after fitting the technology to almost half its fleet.

Truck Excellence and Van Excellence audits, when supplemented by additional audit items, have been recognised by Transport for London (TfL).

MPs are warning the Government not to proceed with 'all lane running' schemes while major safety concerns exist.

Citroen has revealed its new C3 hatchback.

Toyota and Lexus are set to recall 72,885 Prius, Auris and CT200h models in the UK.

Andy Allen has been appointed as head of BP Fuel Cards, following more than a decade at BP.

Transport for London (TfL) has prosecuted BT as part of its roadworks standards enforcement programme.

Audi's new Q2 compact SUV will go on sale from £20,230 when order books open in August.

TomTom's Webfleet telematics management system will soon be available on connected Peugeot, Citroen and DS cars in Europe.

More than 33% of transport industry professionals do not believe autonomous vehicles will work, according to findings from the Microlise Transport Conference post event report.

Fleet Assist launched its new courtesy car programme to independent service outlets at its biennial open day.

The UK automotive industry turned over a record £71.6bn last year – up 7.3% on 2014 – and now employs 814,000 people, with 17,000 new jobs created in 2015.

County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service is fitting Michelin’s Cross Climate tyre to its specialist officers’ cars.

Pendragon Vehicle Management has signed a new partnership with Xylem Water Solutions UK for the supply and management of its commercial fleet.

Tristar Worldwide has been acquired by Addison Lee to give the private hire company an international footprint and take its service to the “next level”.

Fleet workshops that employ apprentices could be forced into changing their training schemes as uncertainty builds around the apprenticeship levy.

Infiniti has ambitious plans to double its sales volume this year, and new country director, Barry Beeston, believes fleet sales will be key to that growth.

Route Monkey has signed a partnership agreement with global GPS navigation expert Sygic to jointly develop a fully integrated optimisation and navigation platform for electric vehicles (EVs).

A much larger electric vehicle charging infrastructure is one of the main developments required if electric vehicle residual values are to become competitive with petrol and diesel, says Glass's.

TCH Leasing has launched its TCH Clarity telematics service.

Many company car drivers are free to use a hands-free phone while driving, despite mounting evidence suggesting their use is dangerously distracting.

The husbands, wives and children of Britain’s company car drivers are heavily involved in choosing a company car.

Keith Child, marketing director at Isuzu Truck (UK), has left the firm.

Transport for London (TfL) has warned that red tape and costs “must be minimised” for commercial fleets targeted with improving air quality.

Aliaxis has taken delivery of 93 new commercial vehicle assets on full service contract hire from Fraikin in a deal worth £9m over five years.

Royal Mail is opening its workshops to offer service, maintenance and repair (SMR) solutions.