The fleets offered by car leasing providers in years to come may well include a greater number of what Pike Research calls “stop-start vehicles”. Stop-start vehicles cut off the power to the engine when they are stationary, restoring it as soon as the driver goes to move
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Further tyre safety advice has been given to car leasing customers and other road users ahead of what could be a wet bank holiday weekend. The weather forecast from the Met Office for the coming long weekend is of widespread rain on Saturday night and showers at
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Car leasing customers have been reminded of the importance of making sure their fleet vehicles are suitably insured. The Continuous Insurance Enforcement Law is due to come into effect on June 20th, making it mandatory to have car insurance for vehicles unless they are being kept
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The decision to name the A1 north of Newcastle as a route of strategic national importance could come as good news for drivers of lease cars with a need to head north of the border. Announced this week by the Department for Transport, the move
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The future of car leasing in urban areas could lie in green technologies as smart cities bring together a broad range of different eco-positive innovations. Smart Transport – which could introduce more electric or hybrid vehicles to car leasing fleets – is just one of the trends
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Interest in van leasing could be on the up amid better-than-expected attendance at the recent Commercial Vehicle Show and Workshop 2011 (CV Show), which attracted a total of 16,137 individuals. The latest news round-up from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, published yesterday, highlights the week’s
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