The automotive industry is experiencing a revolution driven by battery electric vehicle (BEV) technology. This transformation represents the biggest change in transport since the invention of the internal combustion engine, with electric vehicles leading the charge towards sustainable mobility. Electric…
A track-mounted vehicle, also known as a tracked vehicle, uses continuous tracks instead of wheels for movement. These tracks consist of a series of metal or rubber plates linked together in a belt-like formation that wraps around drive sprockets. Unlike…
Fleet management has evolved far beyond simple vehicle tracking and maintenance scheduling. Today’s fleet management solutions combine sophisticated software with telematics technology to provide unprecedented control over managed fleets. Much like how a fitness tracker monitors physical activity and health…
When it comes to self-driving cars, making changes to the vehicle’s software isn’t like downloading a new app on your phone—it’s a serious matter with significant legal implications. The UK’s Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018 sets out clear rules…
The management of transport for major events represents one of the most complex challenges in public safety and crowd control. When Formula 1 fans descend on Silverstone or music lovers make their pilgrimage to Glastonbury, the sheer scale of movement…
The recovery of a coach and bus requires specialised knowledge and equipment. Whether it’s a local bus blocking traffic or a touring coach stranded on a motorway, professional recovery services need the right approach and tools. Recovery Coach Equipment A…
The carbon footprint of driving 1 mile varies significantly depending on your vehicle type. For an average UK petrol car, driving one mile produces around 0.28 kg of CO2, according to the UK Government’s 2021 emission conversion factors. This means…