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Motorists are still wary of self-driving cars claiming they’re unsure of the safety and technology involved with autonomous motoring.

‘Britain Under the Bonnet’, published by Close Brothers Motor Finance found that 55% of UK motorists would not consider purchasing an autonomous vehicle, with scepticism around safety and technology causing the biggest concern.However, 20% of those polled said they would consider buying a car with partial or total self...

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MOTs should be scrapped claims report

MOTs should be scrapped or reduced in number according to a latest report which has been critiisised by road safety groups.The RAC even labelled the report ‘a recipe for disaster’ as it condemned the findings.Drivers of safety - The Outdated Practice of MOT Testing, By Alex Hoagland claims that the MOT fails to target...

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Easy-to-read guides answer your car leasing questions

As a fleet management and leasing broker it’s our job to make your life easier. We take the pressure off fleet managers and help drivers with any query, whether it’s a complex tax question, how much excess mileage you’ll pay or whether your new car comes with rear parking sensors.Our experienced account managers...

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Bank holiday getaway

Another bank holiday provides the perfect opportunity for a break and research of drivers’ plans by the RAC suggests at least 14 million individual leisure trips will be taken on major roads between tomorrow and Monday.The research of 2,500 motorists’ plans found that the Friday before the bank holiday is likely to be...

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Cars could be powered for free with new electric vehicle-to-grid charger

How to charge electric vehicles is one of the concerns listed by drivers considering a swap from petrol or diesel.This could soon change after energy provider OVO has unveiled a range of products that together with its intelligent platform VCharge will form the components of a distributed, domestic energy system for the future.&...

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Fleet Support Available For Impending GDPR Regulations

The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on May 25 affecting anyone who collects, stores and uses personal data – including employee data.Businesses failing to comply with the new regulation could face hefty fines, of up to 4% of a company’s annual global turnover.With just eight weeks until...

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