Fleet Evolution is offering a winter tyres bolt-on package to its salary sacrifice clients from £5 per month.

Renault and Nissan are to launch more than 10 vehicles with autonomous drive technology in the next four years.

The demand for commercial vehicles reached an all-time high in 2015, according to figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

A former director of accident vehicle replacement firm Drive Assist, which collapsed in 2012, has been disqualified from directorship for 13 years.

Independent electric vehicle charge point installer Elm EV is aiming to raise £210,015 investment through its first crowd funding campaign.

Cap is predicting a challenging year, with volumes in the used car marketplace continuing to rise thanks to record levels of new car registrations in 2015.

Volvo Cars will use the Nvidia DrivePX 2 deep learning- based computing engine to power a fleet of 100 Volvo XC90 SUVs in the carmaker’s autonomous-car pilot.

Fleet leasing and accident repair company Hilton Group has added a 26-tonne six-car transporter to its vehicle movement fleet.

Sandicliffe Motor Contracts has appointed Jason Marshall as commercial manager.

Commercial vehicle management firm Fraikin has retained public sector preferred status with a new framework agreement under the Crown Commercial Service.

New car registrations have exceeded 2.6 million units for the first time, with fleet and business registrations accounting for more than half of the market.

Commercial vehicle and automotive support specialists Fastline Group has reported significant fuel savings after introducing a vehicle tracking system.

The new Ford Edge SUV is to go on sale in the UK this summer, priced from £29,995.

Brake Professional is running a free webinar for fleet operators, offering advice on how to get the most out of telematics systems.

Fleets that persist in using spreadsheets to manage their activities are falling further and further behind best practice, warns Chevin.

AppyParking aims to show motorists the cheapest and nearest petrol stations to save them money when they fill up.

Three drivers with more than 40 points on their driving licence are still allowed on the road, according to data released by the DVLA.

Fleets are being urged to educate their drivers after town hall parking ‘profits’ hit almost £700 million – up 4% on the previous year.

Revive has been awarded the Investors in People (IIP) accreditation which focuses on how organisations lead, support, manage and develop their people.

Garmin has launched a new range of 'Drive' sat-nav units that include hazard and distraction alerts for drivers.

Ford is tripling its fleet of fully-autonomous Ford Fusion Hybrid test vehicles and will use new-generation sensor technology to accelerate development plans.

HS Fleet has launched a range of driver risk management services, designed to ensure businesses maintain control of their driver and fleet management.

Government transport policies should encourage fewer journeys, according to a new report.

Vehicle crime across the UK has fallen to a 20-year low, according to a Home Office report.

Evans Halshaw Ford Glasgow has re-opened after undergoing a major refurbishment to become the only Transit Centre in the city.

Transpoco has launched a new telematics system that combines data from fleet suppliers and offers automated analysis.

Yusen Logistics operations manager Louise Gunby has begun a three-month secondment to Transaid’s Professional Driver Training project in Zambia.

Convenience wholesaler Palmer and Harvey is rolling out the TranSend ePod routing and management system to its 793 delivery drivers.

Simon Hill, MD at Total Motion, looks at the shift in the telematics and fleet market.

Dozens of drivers who were filmed doing U-turns on a motorway have escaped prosecution, it has been revealed.