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• 'Cash for crash' - AA Insurance calls for greater protection
• AA: Phone use while driving still rife
• Accident management under the spotlight
• Accident rate to remain high as Met Office warns of poor weather
• Accident rate to remain high as Met Office warns of poor weather
• Bosses keen to minimise cost of running company cars may back adverts
• Breaking road rules 'could increase insurance by 50%'
• British roads not as safe as Spanish
• Call for 'holistic' approach to accident investigation
• Car contract hire professionals may welcome debate on service regulations
• Car fleet drivers could be government's next focus
• Commercial vehicle drivers 'should heed tyre safety advice'
• Company car drivers 'must keep check on tyre conditions'
• Company car drivers 'should not skimp on maintenance'
• Company car drivers urged to cut out driving distractions
• Company car drivers warned about dangers of drink driving
• Dwindling body-shop numbers hit repair times
• EC unveils compulsory ESP plans
• Euro NCAP announces rise in safety standards
• Firms 'taking driver safety more seriously'
• Fleet managers 'ignoring safety issues'
• Fleet solution championed by Royal Mail.
• Fleet solutions managers 'should go to Specsavers'
• Fleet solutions managers could choose to check tyre tread
• Fleets 'should focus more on whiplash'
• Fleets advised to check tyre pressures
• Fleets mull 'Permit to Drive' solution
• Flexible working 'cuts workplace road deaths'
• Foreign lorry drivers 'costing £50m'
• FTA calls for changes to Highway Code
• Fuel tax 'should be spent on improving road conditions for fleets'
• Hitachi Capital holds car safety day
• Longer reach for next-generation speed cameras
• Most people 'glad to see the back of speed humps'
• Navman fits 100,000th device
• New campaign to cut road deaths at work
• New safety guide for driving at work
• One in three drivers may have poor eye sight
• Permanent speed cameras could delay commercial vehicle hire drivers
• Rear-end accidents 'are all too common'
• Road deaths hit record low
• Seat-belt add-on could help improve risk management strategies
• Sharp rise in number of foreign driver crashes
• Speed cameras 'not as valuable as thought'
• Tailgaters highlighted as the scourge of UK roads
• Time limit for fleet claims to be curbed
• Too many motorists 'failing to concentrate at the wheel'
• Trimble receives Innovation in Fleet Safety Award
• Tyre safety: Business car leasing customers' biggest fear?
• UK drivers dealing with snow well, says Saga
• UK road deaths fall to record low
• Winter weather warnings offered to drivers
• Young drivers need skills 'not covered by test'
• Car fleet
• AA switched Roadwatch number
• AA: Claims rate spikes on Monday blizzards
• ACFO responds to Darling's pre-budget report
• Anti-speeding technology begins safety debate
• Authorised testing facilities could improve safety of car fleets
• Battery powered Mini could be fleet darling of the future
• BCA figures show used car return
• Businesses could be hit with £3.4bn parking bill
• Car fleet choice likely to be restricted in recession
• Car fleet managers enjoy £1 a litre once more
• Car fleet managers to miss out on Sexy Green Car Show
• Car fleet managers unlikely to rest up over petrol prices
• Car fleet operators could consider fuel-saving tips
• Car fleets the source of 'saved millions' thanks to CO2 tax breaks
• Car leasing customers 'should continue to be aware of wintry conditions'
• Car manufacturers 'worst Nov in 30 years'
• Car manufacturers claim government cash 'not substantial enough'
• Check you're safe this winter
• Checking brakes and tyres of car fleets could be necessary
• Citroen Berlingo may tempt contract hire customers
• Citroen Vans scoops Green Fleet prize
• Company car drivers 'should check Highway Code'
• Company car drivers 'to get smarter'
• Company car owners 'to benefit from improved repair services'
• Company car repairs 'to improve'
• Company car tax on the agenda for 2010
• Company cars 'need the right oil'
• Consumers turn off new car purchases
• Contract hire companies 'should keep their cars in good condition'
• Contract hire firms 'will be able to buy used cars online'
• Cooking oil making petrol tank comeback
• Corby adds to green car fleet
• Credit issues could worsen for car manufacturing
• Daily rental: effective compliment to leased vehicles?
• Dangers of hidden blind spots
• Darling 'considering' scrappage scheme
• Detroit Motor Show goes electric
• Electric car sales take a surprise drop
• Employees in company cars may need advice on avoiding delays
• EST urges businesses to save money through safer driving
• Fifth of drivers 'willing to lie' to insurers
• Firms buying company cars may want to act fast
• Firms with business car leasing deals 'should warn drivers not to use mobiles'
• Fleet managers 'need to be ready for personal injury reforms'
• Fleet managers advised on top safety features
• Fleet managers urged to act fast on insurance
• Fleet solutions boss: Choosing fleet to reduce costs is important
• Fleet solutions vehicle data released by SMMT
• Ford chief will work on $1 salary for Washington cash
• Fuel hike becomes a reality
• Hawaii company adds third electric car to car fleet
• Hitachi Capital raises money for charity BEN
• Hitachi Capital releases 10-point plan to prevent licence abuse
• Honda contract hire deal may save companies cash
• Hyundai announces new iBlue model
• Insurance premiums 'could skyrocket'
• ISA 'would benefit car fleets'
• Jaguar XF named best executive car of the year
• London meeting shoots for stable oil prices
• Majority 'in favour' of pay-per-mile tax scheme
• Managing daily rental costs
• Mandelson contemplates motor industry cash
• Mercedes Benz 'to offer complimentary servicing'
• Motoring fines surge in London
• Nasty surprises: how you can avoid end-of-lease charges
• Neglecting a check-up could lead to a claim in a car fleet
• New green ecoFLEX model from Vauxhall
• New registrations down by fifth
• Nissan NV200 boasts 4.1m3
• Oil prices remain stubbornly low
• Oil prices rise on economy confidence
• Oil prices start their ascent
• Opec slashes production by over 2m
• People with company cars may welcome new compensation system
• Portugal leading the way with emission-free car fleets
• Potholes increased by bad weather
• Pound continues fall against euro
• Protecting resale values is 'fundamental' for fleet operators
• Recession 'could add fatigue' to drivers' problems
• Retrofitting car fleets 'the most efficient way of going green'
• Road improvements 'ahead of schedule, under budget'
• Russia blames Ukraine for halting new gas
• Scrappage extension may be welcomed by those buying company cars
• Scrappage scheme 'could harm second-hand sector'
• Scrappage schemes adopted by 11 EU members
• Seat unveils Exeo saloon price
• Servicing air-conditioning systems 'could remove car odours'
• Skoda confirms October launch date for Yeti
• SMMT publishes 2009 Fact Sheet
• Suppliers changing hands in 2009
• Telematics 'contributed to Hamilton victory'
• TfL clamps down on congestion charge evaders
• Training funding 'not cut' despite recession
• Vauxhall developing new eco range
• Vauxhall Insignia snaps up award
• Volkswagen to launch Golf BlueMotion
• Volkswagen to offer "superb levels of quality" through scrappage scheme
• Warning against car crime complacency
• Which? car survey highlights most reliable motors
• Windscreen repairs 'available to fleet solutions bosses for longer'
• Work-related journeys account for quarter of accidents
• Commercial fleet
• A5117 amendments completed
• AA joins call for decision on scrappage
• ACFO rewards Ford and VW for fleet achievements
• Bentley taps biofuels
• Birmingham Uni test-driving newest eco car fleet
• BMW receives further Mini praise
• BP launches new environmental competition
• Brake and Co-operative launch road safety website
• British commercial vehicle hire users 'safer than foreign counterparts'
• Call for early uptake of blind-spot mirrors
• Call for new fleet road safety advice
• Car fleet managers taking steps to survive recession
• Car fleet managers to experience further emissions pressure
• Car fleet training remains highly demanded
• Car fleets experiencing high degree of maintenance during recession
• Car fleets given extended chance to go green
• Car fleets targeted for intelligent speed limiters
• Car fleets threatened with rising oil price
• Cars produced in November drops a third, year-on-year
• Chrysler reports 60% drop in sales
• Commercial contract hire vehicles 'should adhere to load regulations'
• Commercial fleets 'to experience a price hike'
• Commercial vehicle drivers 'should not skimp on maintenance'
• Commercial vehicle drivers to be given new speed limit
• Commercial vehicle fleets: specialise to economise
• Commercial vehicle hire drivers 'require improved port facilities'
• Commercial vehicle hire scheme managers 'should be wary of thieves'
• Commercial vehicle hire schemes 'set to benefit from new road network'
• Commercial vehicle market 'remains subdued'
• Commercial vehicle operators 'must keep on top of law changes'
• Commercial vehicle show axed for 09
• Communication main obstacle to CMA compliance
• Company car fleet show still set for go-ahead
• Concern over inaccurate fuel economy tests
• Crash statistics to soon benefit car fleet managers
• Cybit and Civica team up for new release
• Daily walk-around checks best practice
• Darling offers car fleet managers helping hand
• Deploying newer cars could save commercial vehicle hire companies cash
• Driver fined £653 for avoiding GFP
• Drivers warned ahead of winter journeys
• DVLA slammed for VED misinformation
• Fleet industry snubbed by Subaru
• Fleet managers overlooking telematics
• Fleet managers reminded about new mirror rules
• Fleet manager’s essential guide to O licensing
• Fleet operators 'should be aware of international road rules'
• Fleet solutions campaign gains more support
• Fleet solutions: Cleaning firm swaps Vauxhalls for Toyotas
• Fleets urged to engage with driving consultation
• Ford Focus bags coveted title for 2nd year
• Foreign lorry drivers 'involved in more UK accidents'
• FTA 'warmly welcomes' LEZ delay
• FTA announces new president
• FTA Guide available for commercial fleets
• FTA meets Tories over fuel charges
• FTA welcomes CBI report
• FTA welcomes new VOSA penalty powers
• FTA welcomes satnav developments
• FTA: Darling turns Dracula
• FTA: Investing in roads may improve safety for commercial vehicles
• FTA: Lib Dems offering mixed messages
• FTA: We'll stop lorry bans
• Fuel duty rise 'should be dropped'
• Fuel efficiency gains for commercial vehicle hire fleets
• Glasgow to make most of new economical car fleet
• Glasgow to make most of new economical car fleet
• Government 'should invest in green fleets before upping fuel costs'
• Government cash for innovative commercial vehicle fleets
• Government praised for cash plans
• Government to introduce lower speed limits
• Green car fleets may be set back after bail out fails
• Green fleets 'may be halted' while oil is cheap
• Hitachi Capital sponsors Transport Manager Seminars
• Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions' clients may welcome delay of conspicuity rules
• Hitachi Capital wins Fleet Van Award
• Hitachi Capital works closely with National Grid
• Jaguar XF boasts new engine
• Kia also announces green car at LA Auto show
• LMZ 'a waste of time and money'
• Managing daily rental costs
• Mandelson offers billions in loans to car industry
• Mayor Boris calls for family electric cars
• Mazda UK appoints new car fleet director
• More new commercial vehicles manufactured in July
• New fleet tracking system from Blue Sky
• New guide could assist in commercial vehicle management
• Next-generation sat navs 'two years away'
• NHS opts for new fleet solution 'to tackle off-road issues'
• Night-time deliveries 'can improve performance of commercial vehicle hire fleets'
• Nissan sets sight on LCV growth
• Northern Irish drivers 'should carry extra documentation'
• O-licence refusal may reassure commercial feet operators
• Ocado doubles up on new deal with Hitachi Capital
• Oil production cuts 'will be ineffective'
• Oil stockpiles present low cost opportunity
• Olympics will 'not disrupt company cars'
• One in 10 cars suffering poor tyre standards
• Petrol drops to three-year low
• Peugeot finalises Trafficmaster satnav deal
• Phone use while driving 'not down significantly'
• PM backs petrol price reductions
• Quarter of fleet operators use vehicle tracking
• Recession hits commercial vehicle registrations hard in February
• Research finds businesses confident in 2009
• Research highlights international fleet trends
• RHA criticises "unfair" diesel price hike
• RHA hits out at rising fuel prices
• RNIB chooses Toyota for car fleet
• Scrappage scheme receives added support
• Second hand car resale value 'more robust' in '09
• Severn Bridge closures could impact commercial vehicle hire customers
• Severn toll 'likely to impact commercial vehicle operators'
• Sharp rise in reports of fuel theft
• Ship owners scrapping carriers following demand turndown
• Shop fitters turns car fleet eco-friendly
• SMMT and RAC confront government over carbon cost
• SMMT confirms drastic cuts to production
• SMMT meets Lord Mandelson
• SMMT open forum offered to members of the motor industry
• SMMT: Commercial vehicle registrations drop by half
• SMMT: Commercial vehicle registrations drop by half
• SMMT: Commercial vehicles registrations down 42%
• Southampton firm loses O-licence
• Spotlight on grey fleet mismanagement
• Study: Company cars retain appeal
• Swine flu advice issued for haulage fleet drivers
• Telematics customers urged to scrutinise deals
• Traffic alert system to save drivers hours of traffic jams
• Transits targeted by thieves
• Use of HOV lane set to help commercial vehicle hire drivers in south-west
• Used commercial vehicle sales rise
• Used LCV values set to rise
• Used van values tipped to rise further
• Van speed limiters 'could be reality in 5 years'
• Van traffic rises overtake cars
• Vauxhall Insignia under the spotlight
• Well-run fleets 'can be 15% more cost efficient'
• Workshop aims to improve sat nav technology for commercial vehicles
• £40m bypass opened in W Cumbria
• Driver news
• 1 in 3 drivers will still drive after a drink
• 12m motorists would fail if they re-took driving test
• 12m motorists would fail if they re-took driving test
• AA calls for lower motoring costs
• AA warns of worsening road threat
• ABD slams government road pricing
• Access to cars on the rise
• Another increase to the cost of driving
• Anti-depressant warning to drivers
• Audi makes free MOT offer
• B30 biodiesel fuel
• Brits braced for rise in summer traffic congestion
• Business car leasing customers offered flood advice
• Business drivers 'the greenest on the roads'
• Car leasing UK providers advised on fixed penalty results
• Car scrappage scheme comes into force
• Car sharing can cut costs, says eco firm
• Commercial contract hire customers warning on falsified records
• Commercial vehicle hire customers advised on congestion levels
• Commercial vehicle hire drivers 'should keep a map handy'
• Company car drivers 'can hone their skills at new academy'
• Company car drivers 'happy with their motors'
• Company car drivers 'should keep check on oil levels'
• Company car drivers 'should read up on foreign road laws'
• Company car drivers 'underestimate effect of alcohol'
• Company car drivers 'unlikely to consider public transport'
• Company car drivers 'warned about drink driving'
• Company car drivers advised of forthcoming ESP regulations
• Company car drivers advised to keep their cool on the road
• Company car drivers seek out reputable garages
• Company car drivers warned of dangers of listening to football
• Contract hire firms prepare for Drive '09 show
• Corporate fleet managers set to benefit from new potholes website
• DfT seeks 'continuous training' for workers
• Drivers 'not put off' by gas guzzler tax
• Drivers 'risk lives by texting'
• Drivers of company cars advised on music choice
• Drivers of company cars may talk to their autos
• Drivers' star signs can have impact on accidents
• Drivers' star signs can have impact on accidents
• Driving habits should change as darker evenings roll in
• Driving in run flat tyre company cars 'should be adjusted'
• Driving more efficiently could save drivers £8bn
• DVLA in foreign driver registration plea
• Falling congestion 'stems from driver behaviour'
• Fleet managers renew opposition to toll plans
• Fleet operators opinions' sought by DSA
• Fleet solutions bosses 'should limit speed of young drivers'
• Fleet solutions bosses: Test young drivers more
• Fleet solutions professionals may welcome vehicle parking initiative
• Fleets warned about revised parking laws
• Fleets warned about young drivers
• Fleets warned over breakdown safety
• Fresh calls to ban 'dangerous' hands-free phones in cars
• Govt proposes vocational driver qualifications
• Guide to bad weather driving revealed
• Half of dangerous drivers pass on bad habits
• Highways Agency launches new tool for coach firms
• IAM issues flash flood warning
• IAM launches fleet driver training scheme
• Illegal tyres a pressing problem in the UK
• Improvements recommended for 'Britain's worst road'
• Labour rolls out new 'permit to drive' scheme
• Labour rolls out new 'permit to drive' scheme
• London congestion charge 'has no impact'
• Manufacturers cut CO2 emissions
• Many drivers spend more time in car than at home
• Modern-day motorists 'more aggressive'
• Most drivers oblivious of van speed limits
• Motorists 'driving on empty tanks'
• Motorists 'should be considerate when it comes to potholes'
• Motorists vote for cheaper fuel
• National Oil Check Week hailed a success
• New driving tests incorporate eco-focus
• New guidance for drivers heading abroad
• New information portals for commercial vehicle hire customers
• New parking fine laws 'unreasonable'
• New parking restrictions to be imposed
• New road tax renewal rules revealed
• New survey highlights drivers' ignorance
• New truck test plans 'have not been thought through'
• New verification service for driving licences
• Off-street parking costs due to rise
• Older people could be best to trust with company car
• Over 30% of drivers don't know national speed limit
• Owners of company cars may welcome drop in rush-hour driving
• Professional driver consultation is "wide-ranging"
• Professional drivers 'to undergo more efficient training'
• Protect cars and vans during the colder months
• Putting clocks back 'dangerous for drivers'
• Refresher driver training
• RHA describes HGV toll plan as "unacceptable"
• Rising cost of living affecting driving habits
• Rising cost of living affecting driving habits
• Road safety firm urges drivers to get the message across
• Safer summer driving
• Sat-nav drivers' favourite device
• Satnav tips for commercial contract hire customers
• Smoother driving 'would save fleet solutions bosses cash'
• Success for govt campaign against rogue drivers
• Taking your hire car abroad
• Texting 'worse than alcohol' for motorists
• Traffic levels fall nation-wide
• Training is key to successful fleet driving, say show bosses
• Uninsured drivers 'a massive problem'
• Uninsured drivers 'should face higher fines'
• Untrained drivers 'costly' to fleets
• Used car values tipped to rise further
• Warning over tougher dangerous driving laws
• Winter warning for fleet solutions providers
• Year-on-year car sales drop in October
• £3 million dedicated to updating of south east England's roads
• Feature
• A guide to the safe loading of vehicles
• Commercial vehicle hire schemes with Transits 'should be most aware of thieves'
• In-vehicle distractions 'are serious threat to fleet drivers'
• Potholes increased by bad weather
• Pre-Budget Report analysis
• Tiredness 'biggest threat to safety for commercial vehicle hire users'
• Fleet funding
• 'End in sight' for soaring fuel prices
• AA praises scrappage inclusion in budget
• AA warns of £150 added cost of driving
• AA: petrol price cuts finally reaching forecourts
• AA: £6bn of savings available through driving techniques
• Backdating VED 'makes perfect sense'
• Businesses 'are not replacing company cars'
• BVRLA: Grey fleet solutions here to stay
• Chancellor urged to change petrol duty
• Company car tax regime changes clarified
• Credit crunch to drive up demand for fleets
• Darling confirms scrappage scheme
• EST: Free fuel could be key to cheaper car fleets
• Failing to check oil in company cars 'could be costly'
• Fall in value of second-hand car prices slows
• Falling used car values 'don't tell full story'
• Financial crisis bears down on fleets
• Fleet funding managers advised to consider pay as you go telematics
• Fleet managers may welcome plans to scrap toll
• Fleet managers urged to focus on cost-cutting
• Fleet operators told to stop tax leakage
• Fleet solutions managers 'should remain prudent'
• Fleets 'could cut costs of at-fault accidents'
• Fleets to look 'radically' different in two years
• Ford: Hi-spec focus not raising whole-life costs
• Four-fold rise in speeding income slammed
• FTA: Severn tolls strain firms' fleet solutions finances
• Fuel economy 'key motivator for car purchases'
• Fuel price reductions 'fall short of mark'
• Fuel prices strike motorists
• Green dilemma for rental companies
• Green fleet bosses could welcome FTA calls for fairness
• Green motoring 'the reserve of the well-off'
• Interest rates will have 'little impact'
• LCV values fall again in October
• Money lent for company cars falls
• New fuel monitoring system unveiled
• Now 'is a good time to buy trucks'
• Proposed tax change may benefit some contract hire customers
• RHA "appalled" by financial requirements for fleet owners
• RHA calls for government to cancel fuel duty hike
• Rising car prices may affect vehicle leasing deals
• Scrappage scheme draws wide support
• SMMT highlights funding options for members
• SMMT makes final call to chancellor
• SMMT: Falling registrations point to need for support
• UK car leasing clients told to shop around
• Used car values 'restored'
• VED reminder over fleet renewals
• Vehicle leasing customers may be concerned by planned sale of Dartford Tunnel
• Green fleet management
• 'Industry-wide push needed' to encourage greener motoring
• 2008 sees record vehicle CO2 drop
• Adapting vehicle use 'may benefit green fleet bosses'
• BP and Quentin Wilson to give eco-tips to fleet managers
• British Lightning confident of strength in recession
• Business car operators asked for green fleet feedback by DfT
• Businesses which choose green fleets 'are helping UK environment'
• Call for drivers to receive CO2 classes
• Call to incentivise green driving practices
• Car fleet managers 'making savings ahead of 2009'
• Car fleet managers could hold the key to car manufacturer's survival
• Car fleets 'are becoming greener'
• Car makers urged to be greener
• Commercial vehicle hire users 'set for significant savings on fuel'
• Demand for environmentally-friendly cars may wane
• DfT report details European fleet solutions numbers
• Different driving 'can save fuel'
• Drivers 'need more green incentives'
• Drivers of company cars 'should be impressed with Toyota Prius'
• E.ON signs fleet contract with Fiat Grande Punto
• Electric fleet solutions 'could get tax break'
• Environment Agency includes Peugeot on company car list
• EU deems new car CO2 rules illegal
• EU proposes haulier noise penalties
• EU rules on further emissions cuts
• Europe reaches deal of CO2 emissions
• Europe sets sights on greener fleets
• First plug-in hybrid fleet trial underway
• Fleet managers still put off by green costs
• Fleets should consider making green changes
• Ford boss calls for 'sensible eco debate'
• Ford claims to be good option for buyers
• Ford Focus named Green Car of the Year
• Freight solutions experts mull over carbon emissions strategy
• FTA comments on green fleet management
• FTA says govt plans 'will help green fleet management'
• Glasgow plans low-emissions zone
• Government offers £5k cashback on electric cars
• Govt scales back biofuel targets
• Green agenda to spur telematics uptake
• Green campaigns 'should focus on fuel consumption'
• Green car leasing management 'more successful with newer vehicles'
• Green fleet agendas 'held back by costs'
• Green Fleet award judges announced
• Green fleet bosses may agree UK's infrastructure needs improving
• Green fleet bosses may back calls for extra scrappage funds
• Green fleet bosses may be sceptical about scrappage extension
• Green fleet management 'keeps everyone happy'
• Green fleet onus on European public transport
• Green fleet operators 'benefit from lower running costs'
• Green fleet operators 'can cut costs with new online database'
• Green fleet operators 'could cut costs with LPG'
• Green fleet operators 'look to alternative fuels to cut costs'
• Green fleet operators may agree scrappage scheme 'is not about helping planet'
• Green fleet operators may be disappointed by Britain's eco credentials
• Green fleet operators may be inspired by example of private hire firm
• Green fleet operators offered a helping hand
• Green fleets could 'benefit from Volvo FE Hybrid'
• Honda unveils new range of eco-cars
• Hyundai reveals 2015 plans for 35mpg fleet
• Industry group criticises EU vote
• Industry news: Iveco awarded for green fleet telematics
• Industry support may be welcomed by green fleet bosses
• Interest in electric vehicles rises
• London electorate mull low emissions zone
• London to potentially take on green car fleet
• LPV vehicles 'save 60p per litre'
• Ministers urged tougher VED penalties
• More must be done 'to encourage green fleet operators'
• Move to eco-friendly motoring may not surprise green fleet bosses
• New government scheme 'to accelerate move towards green driving'
• New green fleet consultancy service launched
• New online green service for fleets
• New paper trumps green fleet potential
• New Toyota Avensis models may appeal to green fleet bosses
• New transmission may impress green fleet bosses
• Next-generation Prius lands green car award
• Nissan develops 'pedal that pushes back'
• Power plug one of the last hurdles to electric car fleets
• PSA Peugeot Citroen and Robert Bosch to collaborate on hybrid technology
• RAC trumps vehicle trade-in scheme
• Reduced bridge toll may be welcomed by green fleet bosses
• Renault's Eco2 sales set to soar
• Report may be welcomed by green fleet bosses
• RHA welcomes new emissions research
• Seminars may benefit green fleet bosses
• Shropshire haulage fleet sets green example
• Smart reaches new low in CO2 emissions
• SMMT cheer government's green program
• SMMT offers support for low-carbon transport plans
• Stagecoach buses go green
• Study trumps eco benefits of electric cars
• Super-fuels labelled a 'waste of money'
• TNT praised for green commitment
• Toyota Yaris named Green Car of the Year
• Transport minister 'acknowledges need to cut logistics fleets' carbon emissions'
• Volvo trucks may appeal to green fleet bosses
• Volvo trucks may be good option for green fleet operators
• Volvo unveils low-CO2 badge
• VW BlueMotion Golf could be practical choice for green fleet bosses
• Industry news
• 'Fuel stabiliser' to be suggested by Conservative Party
• 'Glimmer of hope' for car sales figures
• ABD calls for more stable motoring taxation
• ACFO welcomes rise in advisory fuel rates
• Audi A4 named top company car at major London awards event
• Audi tops car safety awards
• Auto suppliers rapidly failing
• Automotive industry 'set to enjoy demand boost'
• Automotive insolvencies on the up
• Axon awarded £2m for green car funding
• BCA: Hybrids perform best in used market
• Boris plans congestion charge consultation
• Budget reaction 2009
• Businesses turn to used market for company cars, figures suggest
• Businesses urged to prepare for car tax reforms
• Businesses urged to prepare for car tax reforms
• Call to bring down diesel prices to petrol levels
• Calls for more investment in fleet solutions research
• Capital allowance overhaul 'a ticking timebomb'
• Car customers increasingly relying on internet
• Car fleet drivers could be barred from leaving UK due to unpaid fines
• Car industry loans 'open for business'
• Central London toll road could be bad news for fleet solutions bosses
• Chancellor called on to help fleet owners
• Charity starts with staff at Hitachi Capital
• Closure of test centre may concern Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions' customers
• Commercial vehicle hire news: FTA appoints business manager
• Commercial vehicle operators urged to go green
• Commercial vehicle production continues to fall
• Commercial vehicle production remains 'extremely low'
• Commercial vehicle sales remain low
• Commercial vehicle users 'must be ready for Driver CPC'
• Company car drivers 'should ensure they are enjoying tax benefits'
• Consumer interest in new cars increases
• Contract hire business to benefit from carbon funding
• Contract hire sector 'weathering credit crunch'
• DfT 'misleading public' over haulage costs
• DfT rules to impact commercial vehicle hire drivers
• Downturn takes toll on new car sales
• Drivers 'to face ten-year health checks'
• Drivers to test road toll devices
• DSA encourages views on lorry and trailer testing
• Economic downturn to affect car sales
• Economic downturn to affect car sales
• EIB offers £710m loans to manufacturers
• Environment Award for Renault at Fleet World Honours
• Fleet drivers to benefit from clampdown on 'rogue parking firms'
• Fleet managers 'could face rise in fuel costs'
• Fleet managers 'driving down RV values'
• Fleet managers 'put holidays on hold'
• Fleet managers 'unhappy' with new legislation
• Fleet managers hail Boris win
• Fleet managers set to benefit from 'Street View' navigational tool
• Fleet managers warned against mobile phone use
• Fleet managers warned to be wary of Swansea
• Fleet operators complain of lack of respect
• Fleet owners may see lower wholesale prices
• Fleet Safety Forum names award winners
• Fleet sales 'defy credit crunch'
• Fleet solutions bosses 'set to benefit from working congestion charge scheme'
• Fleet solutions groups could see safer truck stop facilities in Wales
• Fleet solutions professionals among SSC supporters
• FleetData to focus on UK market
• Fleets curtail new vehicle acquisitions
• Fleets face growing congestion problems
• Fleets urged to act over new tax system
• Ford 'is the best van option for fleets'
• Ford claims to be good option for buyers
• FTA 'dismayed' by decision to scrap Welsh road building plans
• FTA conference 'to clarify new roadside legislation'
• FTA hits out at cuts in transport spending
• FTA welcomes O-licensing progress in NI
• Geoff Hoon appointed transport secretary
• Gordon Brown's comments may have reassured contract hire customers
• Government postpones fuel duty hike
• Government urged to publish work drink driving data
• Govt pledges to create new jobs in motoring industry
• Green fleet managers 'need time to adhere to rule changes'
• Hauliers in mass fuel protest
• HGV consultation aims to 'identify fleet solutions before problems occur'
• High polluting cats 'bypass tax overhaul'
• High-blend biodiesel 'could be dangerous'
• Highways Agency rolls out new winter fleet
• Hitachi Capital has acquired The Driving Instructor Centre Ltd
• Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions customers may face skills shortage
• Honda 'pleased' with small business focus
• Industry loan proposal rejected by EC
• Industry welcomes road tax hike postponement
• Industry welcomes road tax hike postponement
• Letter to chancellor calls for 'buy now' signal
• Lib Dems outline road pricing plans
• Liverpool business leaders welcome boost to car industry
• London Motorexpo 'to offer choice to contract hire companies'
• London toll could increase costs for car fleet owners
• M1 investment promise may buoy grey fleet operators
• M6 toll rise 'is the last thing commercial vehicle hire users need'
• Manchester congestion charge referendum due
• Mandelson praises response to car scrappage scheme
• MEPs discuss car manufacturing funding
• Mercedes Benz unveils C-Class BlueEfficiency
• Minis 50th bring little to cheer about
• More fleet operators 'to buy new cars as sales revive'
• More vehicles for business car leasing firms?
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