As fleets face pressure to cut emissions and electrify, telematics and AI are emerging as essential tools, giving operators the data and insight they need to boost efficiency, improve safety and plan a confident transition to electric vehicles.
The latest round of the government’s Freight Innovation Fund is backing nine pioneering technologies, offering fleet managers a glimpse of what a cleaner, smarter and more efficient logistics could look like.
Operating the Docklands Light Railway demands a fleet that runs around the clock, and Keolis Amey Docklands has now made that fleet fully electric. Simon Kidsley explains how the company has delivered a seamless transition from diesel to electric
As fleets accelerate their shift to electric vehicles, managing energy becomes as critical as managing vehicles. From grid capacity and smart charging to onsite renewables and emerging V2X technology, fleet managers must navigate a rapidly evolving landscape
A £650 million Electric Car Grant is helping to bring down the upfront cost of going electric for drivers and fleet operators, whilst also rewarding the most sustainably produced vehicles.
With the UK preparing to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in 2030, and vans and hybrids in 2035, a zero-emission vehicle future is rapidly approaching. So how can fleet operators get ready for the transition?
Fleet engagement with the new government consultation on Electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED) is essential to highlight a wide range of potential problems, writes Paul Hollick, chair, Association of Fleet Professionals.
Low confidence across the logistics sector and insufficient support means government decarbonisation targets are at significant risk of being missed, says Lamech Solomon, head of decarbonisation policy at Logistics UK.
