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One for the Mystery Gang…
When something mysterious happens, you want the folks in the Mystery Gang on hand to solve it. But when it came to the case of the missing Red Ford Mustang back in 1992, Scooby-Doo and his pals were otherwise occupied, so the mystery went unsolved. Until, incredibly, the 1966 classic car turned up 20 ... Read More
New fleet and company vehicle registrations fall by one-third
Fleet vehicle and company car registrations fell by 32% in April, according to the latest figures. The number of new vehicle registrations fell from April 2021’s total of 79,646 to 54, 281 last month. It comes despite leasing companies reporting record orders and demand reportedly continuing to be high… But the ongoing semiconductor shortage is ... Read More
Everything good comes in threes…
They say that everything comes in threes – good, bad AND ugly. But when it comes to cars, the three-wheeler is a thing of the past… right? Well, there’s still a few knocking about but they’re increasingly rare. So, when news broke that Nigel Mansell was selling his three-wheeled iC Modula M89, we were ... Read More
Government Suggests Mots Could Only Be Required Every 2 Years
The government has suggested that MOTs could only be necessary once every 2 years under plans to shake up the current rules. MOTs are legally required every 12 months for any vehicles aged 3 years and over, to ensure that they are road legal and meet the minimum safety requirements. New vehicles are exempt for ... Read More
A Car Wash… With A Difference
There are some things in life that I really don’t enjoy doing, but they’re a necessity. Doing the weekly food shop, vacuuming the house, and the big one – washing the car (x 50 if you're managing a fleet). However, a solution may have emerged – washing your car while driving. In what can only ... Read More
UK takes a step closer to self-driving commercial vehicles
The UK has taken a big step toward self-driving commercial vehicles being operational on the roads this week. Road tests have begun this week for a self-driving bus that’s set to become the first full-sized autonomous commercial vehicle on public roads. How Does It Work? A safety driver will be in place for every ... Read More
Local authorities pay out for pothole damage
Councils and local authorities in England, Scotland, and Wales have paid out millions to drivers over damage caused by potholes in recent years. A report has highlighted the significant costs for local authorities with more than 37,000 drivers claiming compensation over a 3-year period. While the success rate is only 25%, it still represents ... Read More
Autonomous Vehicles – What Happens When Things Go Wrong?
Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) are a hot topic for fleets, with research underway into platooning and self-driving vehicles. But progress has inevitably been slower than expected due to the semiconductor shortage and the issues around the pandemic in the last two years. Where Are We At With AVs? Regulators have been given the task of ... Read More
The lights are on but nobody’s home
Keeping the roads safe for everyone is a pretty important job. When someone is speeding, driving erratically, driving without insurance, or simply doesn’t realise that their brake lights are out, it’s up to the police to intervene. And that’s exactly what they did in California, in a routine stop. Except there was nobody in the ... Read More
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