Why the taxi industry is on alert.

For years, the biggest questions surrounding electric lorries have focused on batteries, range and charging times. But one UK haulier has discovered a completely different challenge, and it's not actually the truck that's causing the problem. It's the electricity supply. As more haulage firms explore zero-emission vehicles, Fagan & Whalley has warned that grid capacity could become one of the most significant hurdles facing the electrification of heavy goods transport. The i

New research reveals the best and worst infotainment systems for driver distraction.

The remarkable logistics operation that brought the priceless 70-metre artwork to London.

The British marque's new vehicle seems deliberately designed to defy modern trends.

Can the industry afford to ignore half the workforce?

Most drivers check their mirrors. Many check their fuel. But when was the last time they checked their tyres? Fresh research has revealed that more than three-quarters of UK drivers believe employers should do more to ensure tyres are safe on vehicles used for work-related journeys. The finding highlights growing awareness of tyre safety and raises an interesting question for businesses: are organisations paying enough attention to the only part of a vehicle that actually tou

What's the real reason for the driver shortage?

But there's still someone behind the wheel.

'Robot swarms' could turn construction on its head.

The 1928 steam lorry that refused to die.

What are carsplaining, chevrolegs and Fleet FOMO?

Are garages are doing enough to build trust with customers?

Most motorway closures are caused by accidents, breakdowns or roadworks. This one was different. Police in North Wales were forced to shut part of the A55 after a stolen taxi entered the dual carriageway travelling in the wrong direction, creating a potentially catastrophic situation that unfolded after a cyclist was struck and several parked vehicles were damaged in Holyhead. Thankfully, officers were able to bring the vehicle to a stop before the incident became even more s

What looks like a simple puddle could be hiding a costly problem beneath the surface.

The DVSA is tightening the rules by requiring photographic evidence during inspections.

An analysis of warranty claims reveals the faults causing the most problems for Britain's haulage firms.

Stolen equipment being used for organised environmental crime.

A Metropolitan Police enforcement operation has produced an unexpected star.

Britain's pothole problem is costing businesses more than repairs.