Licence Bureau has passed its four millionth Driver Licence check milestone. The landmark achievement comes as Licence Bureau continues to raise awareness amongst businesses of the driver and vehicle compliance […]
The DVSA has published new guidance to report lorry, bus or coach drivers and companies that are breaking safety rules. The new guidance will make it easier to report information […]
RH Commercial Vehicles has opened the doors to its new £3.5m site in Nottingham. The 1.7-acre site is located three miles from Junction 26 of the M1. It was developed […]
A new survey by Cooper Solutions highlights that during the typical service lifetime of a car, nearly 60% of owners are never contacted by the sales team of that mainstream […]
New research has supported the trend that despite there being more cars on the road, the average driver is actually driving fewer miles. According to Leasing.com, the estimated average annual […]
Audatex has teamed up with Ireland’s leading car checking and automotive data solutions company, Cartell, to launch an automated Total Loss Registration solution for the country. The solution will help […]
The Glass’s commercial vehicle team has named the Volkswagen Caddy Highline van as its Used Van Hero for September 2019. Each month, the Glass’s Commercial Vehicle team meets to name […]
It’s been reported that a new car manufacturing plant will be built in Wales. The Telegraph has reported that Ineos Automotive will build the Grenadier in Wales following a support […]
Oil prices are surging after drone strikes on Saudi Arabian oil plants knocked out more five per cent of global demand. Aramco has said the two attacks could reduce output […]
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has reported a marginal increase in global sales in the first eight months of the year. It has delivered 336,600 vehicles this year, up from 336,400 for […]
Road safety organisation GEM Motoring Assist has published a list of the six main distractions to drivers, and tips on how to avoid them. Writing in the autumn edition of […]
Increased technology is undermining workers’ ability to improvise and innovate. A study of 1,000 workplaces published in Thinking on your feet, a report by the commercial subsidiary of the Royal […]
