The Global Fleet Insights blog has been created specifically to facilitate the sharing of industry developments and best practices. It covers topics such as global fleet policy, cost management, driver management, procurement and sustainability.
We have seen a significant increase in activity around electric vans/light commercial vehicles (e-LCVs) in recent months. This blog examines the two main factors driving the new level of interest and demand, and offers pointers for companies that may be struggling to make the transition in practice.
In this blog we're diving deeper into how government incentives and local measures aimed at boosting the EV charging infrastructure are stimulating the successful implementation of zero-emission mobility.
After several months of lost production and a decline in demand for new vehicles, automotive manufacturers and suppliers face the prospect of a prolonged recovery. How will the post-pandemic world look for car makers? In this blog post, we analyse the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the automotive sector based on the most recent figures and future indications.
This blog is the second in a series highlighting how flexible mobility solutions can help. This time around, we look at flexible lease as a way for not only corporates but also SMEs and freelance professionals to instantly address their immediate need for flexible mobility.
Road safety is a shared societal responsibility, and influencing the behaviour of road users – including pedestrians and cyclists – offers by far the biggest potential for improving road safety. Here are 12 simple steps all drivers can take to help make the world’s roads safer.
In Europe, the sustainable and circular economy was high on the agenda prior to Covid-19, but how has the pandemic changed that? This blog reviews some of the announced measures which indicate that many governments are focusing on a ‘green recovery’.
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