The Greens plan to introduce mandatory fuel efficiency standards, as announced earlier this week, is a welcomed move to help Australia compete with international carbon emissions targets. Under the proposed plan…
Daniel BraidMarch 15, 2018
Last month there was chatter about whether the sale of dual-cab utes could be affected by proposed changes to fringe benefit tax rulings. Changes being considered by the ATO would…
Mace HartleyMarch 13, 2018
As North and Far North Queenslanders brace for more rain, motorists are urged to check the latest road conditions by visiting ww.qldtraffic.qld.gov.au, calling 13 19 40 or using the QLDTraffic…
Daniel BraidMarch 9, 2018
The Auckland Council is making big steps to improve its fleet efficiency as a part of a new reshuffling plan for 2018. With a current fleet size of 822, the…
Daniel BraidMarch 9, 2018
In some encouraging news for the industry, Australia’s new vehicle market grew 6.1 per cent in the first two months of 2018 compared with the same period last year. Last…
Daniel BraidMarch 7, 2018
Vehicle manufacturer Mahindra has ruled out introducing electric vehicles for the Australian market, citing a lack of government incentives and overwhelming costs. Mahindra's history with electric vehicles stretches back eight years,…
Daniel BraidMarch 6, 2018
AfMA's professional development forum in Melbourne on Thursday was a great opportunity to consider the benefits of telematics for organisations of all sizes. Teletrac Navman's Chris L’Ecluse set the scene…
Daniel BraidMarch 2, 2018
Melbourne Water is hoping to transition to a zero emissions vehicle fleet within 10 years, as part of an ongoing ‘drive’ to be fully carbon neutral by 2030. The authority…
Daniel BraidMarch 1, 2018
More than 2 million Australian cars have been hit by one of the largest compulsory recalls in the country's history. An announcement from the government was made earlier today, with…
Daniel BraidFebruary 28, 2018
