Electric vehicles may be set to get a boost in the capital from late summer 2023, as they become among the small group of vehicles not required to pay £12.50 a day to travel within London’s soon-to-be-expanding Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ).
At Esprit we don’t believe in resting on our laurels. We’ve been selling repair kits to the windscreen industry for over 40 years now, and we’re always looking for ways
Volvo, the Swedish car manufacturer, is setting the pace in the electric evolution.
Nearly 700 MOT testers have been disqualified in the last two years, a rise of 49 per cent compared to the previous two.
National retail and autocentre chain Halfords has launched a recruitment drive which includes a push to attract retirees back into the workforce.
Europe’s leading manufacturer of aftermarket hot end emissions products, BM Catalysts, has expanded its product range with 12 new references.
Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) are now standard features on millions of vehicles, so being able to calibrate the cameras/radars that allow them to function correctly, is vital for independent workshops, both commercially and with the safety of their customers in mind.
Salaries in the automotive sector are rising just as an increasing number of vacancies have hit a 20-year high, with vehicle technicians, vehicle and parts salespersons and tyre, exhaust and windscreen fitters the most sought after by businesses, the latest Automotive Job Postings Briefing from the IMI has revealed.
Over the past 2 years, the British Standards Institute (BSI) has conducted a review of the standards that cover windscreen repair processes.
Fleet operators and company car drivers could save around £600 per year on charging costs by using smart public charging, a trial has shown.
