Chauffeur service targets women in recruitment drive
A chauffeur service which is looking to drastically expand its fleet is focusing on recruiting female drivers.
‘Fatigued and distracted’ fleet drivers could put lives at risk
Fleet operators are being encouraged to work with drivers to ensure dangerous habits don’t end in tragedy.
How chauffeurs can deliver a 5 star service
Excellent customer service is what leaves a lasting impression and turns one-time passengers into loyal clients.
Energy specialist’s simple solution to expand EV charging network
Energy specialist RenEnergy believes using solar power to help charge EVs could save millions of pounds a year and is calling on motorway services to install solar car ports above their parking spaces.
Sometimes only a taxi can come to the rescue
With kick-off for Colchester United approaching, the only option was to contact a local taxi firm to get the players to the Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium in time.
How to deal with difficult passengers: A guide for taxi drivers
From rude behaviour to aggression, here are some practical tips to help you stay prepared for difficult situations on the road.
‘We have the technology to save lives on our roads, we need to use it’
The message behind the recent Road Safety Week was ‘Safe Vehicles Save Lives’, highlighting how safe vehicles can make roads safer by being roadworthy, preventing crashes, as well as protecting people in the event of a crash.
More HGV fleets are steering towards electric trucks
As fleets begin the process of phasing out diesel HGVs, the change in direction for sales is starting to accelerate.
How to become a chauffeur in the UK
Whether you’re a private hire driver looking to move into premium transportation or just starting out, we’ll outline the key steps required to become a chauffeur.
Taxi drivers pay the price for refusing passengers with guide dogs
The law is clear that taxi drivers must take disabled passengers and their assistance dogs. Those who refuse without an exemption face severe sanctions — including losing their taxi badges.
How cheap vehicle parts could cost you more than money
Experts are warning that saving a few pounds here and there could not only be more expensive in the long run, but it could also cost lives.
Retreading tyres: How UK fleets can save money and boost sustainability
In this article, we’ll break down how tyre retreading works, why it’s a proven and reliable process, and the key benefits it can bring to fleet operations.