Cross River Partnership works with London’s boroughs and businesses to deliver cleaner, more efficient freight. Project manager Sefinat Otaru shares insights shaped by the partnership’s work and on-street trials
As manufacturers double down on electrification and drivers embrace zero-emission motoring, we take a look at a selection of new battery electric cars and vans scheduled to launch this year
Despite rapid growth in electric HGV sales, they still only account for 1.4% of new registrations, highlighting the need for long-term funding certainty and charging infrastructure, writes Stephanie Haszczyn, Senior Policy Manager, Logistics UK
For many fleets, the lack of home charging remains the single biggest barrier to EV adoption. The Association of Fleet Professionals’ new shared charging initiative aims to remove that obstacle. AFP chair Paul Hollick explains more
A new international movement, Global Women in EV Day, launched on 10 February, creating an annual moment for stakeholders across the automotive and transport industries to ensure a fairer, more inclusive switch to electric vehicles
As fleets face pressure to cut emissions and electrify, telematics and AI are emerging as essential tools, giving operators the data and insight they need to boost efficiency, improve safety and plan a confident transition to electric vehicles.
The latest round of the government’s Freight Innovation Fund is backing nine pioneering technologies, offering fleet managers a glimpse of what a cleaner, smarter and more efficient logistics could look like.
Operating the Docklands Light Railway demands a fleet that runs around the clock, and Keolis Amey Docklands has now made that fleet fully electric. Simon Kidsley explains how the company has delivered a seamless transition from diesel to electric
