Companies which operate in an area at risk from waterborne attacks could look to van leasing services to allow goods to be transported overland instead. PricewaterhouseCoopers reports that many firms around the world are facing risks associated with ‘chokepoint’ geography. This means they are served by a
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People who make use of car leasing hire services but do not cover as many miles as the average motorist could find ‘pay as you drive’ policies to be a good option. These charge insurance premiums based on how far the car travels, using telematics systems to
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Car leasing customers who frequently travel at night in the Rugby and Daventry area could face journey disruption next week due to roadworks. The Highways Agency is planning to put new cats’ eyes along a stretch of the M45 and A45, along with renewing the road
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Motorists driving lease cars in the area around the Silverstone race circuit today and into the weekend could face delays. The Moto GP race meet is taking place there on June 10th, 11th and 12th, with 120,000 spectators expected each day. While many are expected
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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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