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The UK’s most influential fleet event is back with a new name, new theatre sessions and two days of packed content to help set the agenda across the industry.

The newly rebranded Maxus, formerly LDV, will have its Deliver 9 and E Deliver 3 vans on show at Fleet & Mobility Live this year.

Vehicles will be diverted away from pollution hotspots by signs that react in real-time to increases in harmful emissions...

New stricter measures aimed at tackling the spread of coronavirus have been introduced, which include a ban of public gatherings of more than two people...

All road-user charges will be suspended in the capital from today (Monday, March 23) until further notice, Transport for London (TfL) has announced.

The plug-in grant for certain electric vehicles (EVs) has been cut with immediate effect, after funding was secured for another three years...

A new study has revealed that in-vehicle infotainment systems are impairing reactions times behind the wheel more than alcohol and cannabis use

Drivers will be granted a six-month exemption from MOT testing, allowing people to carry on with essential travel.

Through 22 content-led seminars, Fleet Live 2019 gave visitors the opportunity to keep up with the changing face of fleet management.

The UK’s leading fleet event is evolving next year to become Fleet & Mobility Live 2020 to reflect the pace of change in the industry.