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The Association of Fleet Professionals is warning that new strategies will be needed to maintain momentum.

The Government is looking at how it can further remove the burden of additional regulations governing the use of heavy electric vans.

The new committee aims to break down barriers in the workplace by promoting equality, diversity and inclusivity.

Many businesses no longer need to pay for expensive substation upgrades following a review by Ofgem into the way customers pay to access the electricity network.

Fleets face a price hike in monthly rentals of up to £80 on a £40,000 EV on contract hire and £50 on a similar salary sacrifice electric car.

Insurance premiums on EVs are being hiked by some firms based on ‘incorrect and irrelevant’ information, according to the AFP.

New mentoring services to enable experienced fleet managers to help newer entrants to the sector has been launched by the AFP.

The role of a fleet decision-maker is evolving at a rapid pace. Here we look at the skills and actions needed to stay at the top of your game.

The Government says it has further 'optimised' the rules, but suggested to Fleet News that talks with industry would continue to address remaining concerns.

Costs incurred for damage to rental vehicles being returned by fleets have been labelled inconsistent and lacking in transparency.