
From April the rate drivers pay for car tax is set to increase. The rise in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) – to give it its correct name – has been prompted by the Government choosing to link the tax to the retail price index (RPI) inflation measure. In 2017 the Government said tax would track […]
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Although consumers are considerably more receptive to having semi-autonomous features on their cars than they were, the thought of a fully-autonomous car still puts the majority of people off, according to Auto Trader research. Eight in ten people would be wary of using a car without a human driver A third of consumers have a […]
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Nisa Retail, the national retailer and groceries wholesaler, is looking to significantly reduce costs associated with supply chain challenges, by being the UK’s first company to use a new pallet-tracking technology offered by CHEP, the end to end supply chain specialist in the FMCG and retail marketplace. CHEP’s digital tracking solution has been offered in […]
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High-polluting buses, lorries and taxis could be fined for driving in Greater Manchester under new proposals. The region’s combined authority will vote on plans for a clean air zone that include fines of £100 per day for lorries from 2021. Privately owned cars would not be affected, Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) said. Friends of […]
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