Clean Air Zones (CAZ) in the UK were first introduced in 2021, although plans had been in place since 2015 to take what was classed as the next step on from the Low Emission Zones (LEZ) and Ultra Low Emission Zones (ULEZ). Clean Air Zones are also sometimes known as Zero Emission Zones (ZEZ). CAZ Facts There are two types…
Actions are being taken by various police forces and bodies across the country to reduce the risk to vulnerable road users on our roads
As 2017 draws to a close we look at how effective the new speeding fines introduced earlier this year have been; are motorists daunted or are they just seen as “the price to be paid” by speeders? On average, drivers break the speed limit 3 times per journey – is another measure needed to slow down our roads?
Winter can pose a unique set of challenges on the roads for courier drivers; as the temperature drops the need for vigilant vehicle maintenance becomes even more important
The government have recently announced that new diesel and petrol cars will be banned for sale after 2035 in the battle against climate change
With the recent news that the UK’s first air-filtering bus has taken to the streets of Southampton, it is clear that bigger steps are being taken to reduce urban air pollution in our towns and cities.
Improving our road networks is an ongoing project being undertaken by Highways England, we’ve had a closer look at those in the Midlands to see what this means for our roads over the next couple of years.
Our couriers in London drive in the city on a daily basis, so we are effective at navigating everything and still fulfilling our same day delivery promise
If you’re clocking up the miles like a champ, you already know that life on the road can be a bit rough on the old back. Turns out, back pain is a real mood-killer for courier drivers, and not something to take lightly. This blog is a chill space where we’ll chat about some top tips to keep your back…
The latest EU nitrogen oxide emissions standard, Euro VI, is due to come into law on Feb 19th 2019 and from that date, any haulage vehicles that do not meet this standard will be see 20% added to their road tax. This penalisation may see smaller companies struggling in what are already hard times for some in the sector