IAM calls for return of road safety targets as Government data shows road death increase

The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) has called for a raft of measures to reverse the increase in numbers of people killed and injured on UK roads in 2014.

Fleets are having to push renewal dates into 2016 as certain manufacturers have miscalculated the level of demand and are now unable to fulfil orders.

A hardcore minority persists in using phones while driving, despite opposition

A project examining how the UK energy system needs to adapt in order to accommodate plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles (EVs) has been launched.

Toyota is targeting 5% market share in 2015, but its main focus is in the core A, B and C segments where it has a 6.8% share.

Twenty police fleets across the UK are forecast to save taxpayers around £5 million under a new national vehicle purchasing agreement.

Employees should not print a copy of their driving licence record and give it to their employer, Paul Jeffreys of the DVLA told an ACFO seminar.

Research from Sewells shows that 81% of fleets expect implications for the UK market following the Volkswagen emissions scandal.