Circumnavigation may work, but will be fraught with issuees, such as longer routes, more man hours and wear and tear, tailbacks and a reduced delivery schedule.
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Azure Dynamic sad loss for government and SMMT vision
However, of the seven vans on the original ‘plug in grant list’ that availed vehicles for the 20% discount one of the manufacturers has already gone under.
Cat theft has creamed GeoPost fleet budget
Claims for replacement tools, damage to windscreens and locks – even exhaust systems – have seen van drivers blow no claims bonuses during the crime wave.
The Which? hunt for comparison websites
Based on a cross section of eleven car insurance comparison sites, Which? suggests that some of the options therein may be ‘pre-determined’ or too generalised.
Bridgestone testing 2013 fuel efficient tyres
Your carbon footprint is often as critical as out bottom line, especially in spotlight industries; it seems the right tyre could help you get a grip on both.
Daylight saving detrimental to cheap van insurance claim
With fatal accidents continuing to fall, another 0.5% from the last quarter in 2011, it’s highly unlikely that BRAKE’s argument will cut much ice with authority
SMMT keep on Plug-In electric transport
In two recent reports, it is suggested that Plug-In chargers are the real issue, with the government seeing fit to allow growth through private investment
Tons up all around for Van Excellence accreditation scheme
Making such schemes as this more available, it will push up the standards of road safety everywhere. The knock on effect may bring van insurance costs down.
Facing up to the clocking issue and arriving at a solution
The real solution to the problem is to make the excess mileage fee on the rental contract affordable so that it’s not worth risking any mileage correction.
Van drivers pick up more VED from Osborne
Compare van insurance, here. Even if you negate only the nasty little VED extra Osborne’s given us, that’s a fiver in your pocket and not the tax man’s!