People who use lease cars to get around urban environments, rather than for long journeys, could find they are more likely to face 20 mph speed limit zones in future. The Department for Transport explains that it has lifted red tape from the process required
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Lease cars are undergoing their most profound change in a century as they become electric, rather than combustion-engine fuelled, claims Pike Research. The environmental research specialist predicts over three million electric vehicles will be sold by the middle of the current decade. During 2015 itself,
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The Department for Transport has withdrawn its latest congestion figures for individual road routes, after the A428 was inaccurately portrayed to car leasing customers and other road users. In the statistical release published yesterday, a glitch “contributed to the artificially low reliability figures for the A428 up
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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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