Renault showcases future vehicle technology

Renault has showcased two future innovations based on its Eolab prototype, both of which are scheduled to appear in production cars in 2015.

Tyre-related breakdowns for Ryder customers have fallen by 28% following the introduction of a range of initiatives aimed at maximising fleet uptime and lowering running costs.

The new Škoda Superb has completed final testing in Southern Europe, ahead of going on sale next year.

Transport Minister Robert Goodwill has called on pharmacies to help customers understand the changes to drug driving legislation coming into force next year.

Andy McGarvey’s courier business has saved £20,000 running his Ford Transit on LPG autogas.

The development of wireless electric vehicle charging has been boosted by wireless technology provider Qualcomm Incorporated investing in Chargemaster.

The fall in oil prices could lead the Government to create a fuel tax trap for road users, according to fuel and mileage specialist The Miles Consultancy (TMC).

Jaguar Land Rover has announced an enhanced global fleet and business sales strategy, to help the company achieve a significant increase in fleet sales by 2020.

A survey of over 600 drivers by Zenith Leasedrive Group has revealed that over 61% are interested in ordering an electric or hybrid car through a salary sacrifice car scheme.

A major new report into the fleet market has predicted a year of growth for car and van fleets in 2015 – but warns increased sales could bring consequences.