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  Increasing MOT failures arouse the interest of VOSA

  The Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) has warned the light commercial vehicle (LCV) drivers of the UK that they are ramping up both roadside inspections and other enforcement activities in response to the increasing number of light commercial vehicles failing their MOTs.

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  More positive figures from the LCV resale market

  According to the latest Pulse report from the British Car Auctions (BCA), sales figures for July show that the light commercial vehicle resale market has taken another steady and positive step towards a full recovery.

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  One in four serious road accidents involve ‘at work’ drivers

  Following the news that one in four serious road accidents on the highways of the UK involve ‘at-work’ drivers, small businesses have been urged to sign up for this year’s National Road Safety Week, which is due to be held between 18-24 November.

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  Automatic tyre-monitoring system rolled out by WheelRight

  WheelRight has recently rolled out its new automatic tyre-monitoring system, which measures a number of tyre related variables, reducing the time it would take to perform the same checks manually.

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  Used LCV market thrives despite summer slowdown

  On first inspection, the latest figures released by the National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) are less than promising. However, once the traditional summer slowdown is taken into account, the used LCV market appears to be in good health.

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  Ford’s new cost effective Transit Connect

  The new Transit Connect is due to hit the roads of the UK at the end of the year at prices Ford says are seven percent cheaper than its predecessors.

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  Renault Twizy creates a spark amongst commercial customers

  The French manufacturer Renault has added to its long line of commercial and private vehicles with the addition of the diminutive new Twizy.

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  Van fleets and the risk of corporate manslaughter

  According to recent research conducted by a UK insurer, many businesses are failing to take even basic steps when protecting themselves against the risk of prosecution in the event of an accident.

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  London parking fines: policy failure or successful enforcement?

  In recent months, delivery vehicles in London have experienced consistent and sustained levels of parking fines, but whether it’s a sign of policy failure or successful enforcement is open to debate.

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