Relations remain highly charged between Ecotricity and Mitsubishi, after the former effectively claimed the manufacturer’s plug-in hybrids were the reason for a new fixed charge being introduced at...
Three weeks after the UK voted to leave the European Union, reverberations continue to be felt throughout the UK.
A major consultation has begun regarding the use of autonomous and driverless vehicle technology in the UK to help pave the way for automated cars to be used on British roads. The main aim is to e...
Following the retirement of Nick Themistocleous, Owen Gregory has been appointed director of fleet operations for Ford of Britain. Mr Gregory, who joined Ford as a graduate in 1999, has held a va...
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Renault will use vehicle recognition technology as part of its advertising campaign for the upcoming Megane. The first automotive company to use the system, vehicle recognition will use number plat...
Brake, the road safety charity, is calling on the government to immediately review guidelines for both charging and sentencing criminal drivers. Marching on parliament today (11 July), the ‘Roads T...
After five years, 30 million miles, and £2.5m worth of free travel, Ecotricity will finally begin charging electric car drivers for using their 296 charge points.
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The road network in the UK needs many things, but does it need to be altered to suit older drivers? That’s the question raised by a report from the Older Drivers Taskforce (ODT) and a position back...