Drivers and other road transport workers should feel like they can be open about any concerns regarding their emotional wellbeing, rather than keeping things hidden. Likewise, it is extremely important that drivers and road transport staff are always able to access the right mental health support from employers, colleagues and the wider industry to prevent… Continue reading Mental health: How employers can help with emotional wellbeing
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Clarification plea from car makers over EU’s 2035 EV climbdown
European car makers are pleading for speedy clarification on proposals published in December designed to ease the path to full electrification, with specific focus on the new small car category. Manufacturers including Renault and Stellantis have largely welcomed the proposed changes, which include allowing some ICE car sales after 2035. Go to Source
NOMINATION : Philippe Brochard rejoint Hanshow en tant que Président du Comité Consultatif
PARIS, le 22 janvier 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Acteur mondial de la Retail Tech et spécialiste des solutions de digitalisation et de durabilité des points de vente, Hanshow annonce la nomination de Philippe Brochard au poste de Président de son Comité Consultatif. Ancien Directeur Général d’Auchan Retail France, Philippe Brochard vient renforcer la gouvernance de Hanshow par… Continue reading NOMINATION : Philippe Brochard rejoint Hanshow en tant que Président du Comité Consultatif
@Nissan: Nissan launches new Motability advertising campaign putting disabled people front and centre001474
Nissan is redefining Motability advertising with a bold new campaign that puts disabled people – not just the cars. Go to Source
My Week in Cars Podcast: Have Jaguars become cooler?
In the latest episode of the Autocar podcast My Week In Cars, Steve Cropley and Matt Prior talk about the recent Bicester Scramble. They discuss whether Jaguars are cooler than they’ve been for a while and whether Cropley could have saved money on his Dacia repairs. Plus what you can learn from the passenger seat… Continue reading My Week in Cars Podcast: Have Jaguars become cooler?
Why British car makers kept their sales figures a secret until 1969
“In the past, British car manufacturers have been rather reluctant to issue any clear figures on their actual model production,” we reported in May 1969. “Now the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has compiled detailed statistics for the Big Four – British Leyland, Ford, Rootes and Vauxhall.” Car production and export figures had been… Continue reading Why British car makers kept their sales figures a secret until 1969
Buying the ‘Bulldog’: Why one man flew to Japan to save a rare Honda
It was a scooter that put Richard Reeve onto the Honda City Turbo – a foldaway Motocompo 50cc scooter, to be precise. It was bundled with certain Honda City models as a last-mile solution for commuters. Launched in 1981, the City was a bit too big to be a kei car (those tiny cars that,… Continue reading Buying the ‘Bulldog’: Why one man flew to Japan to save a rare Honda
Car makers call for clarity on EU’s small car proposals
European car makers are pleading for speedy clarification on proposals published in December designed to ease the path to full electrification, with specific focus on the new small car category. Manufacturers including Renault and Stellantis have largely welcomed the proposed changes, which include allowing some combustion-engine sales after 2035. Go to Source
Dacia to reveal more details of new Skoda Octavia rival in February
Dacia will reveal the first official details of its new Skoda Octavia rival in February – and the rugged estate is set to be a petrol-powered, off-road-ready wagon priced at less than £25,000. The new model, codenamed C-Neo, will arrive later this year and will play a crucial part in Dacia’s expansion into Europe’s most popular car market, the C-segment.… Continue reading Dacia to reveal more details of new Skoda Octavia rival in February
German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen: VW’s largest electric car factory should now recycle cars012247
Assembly at VW in Zwickau: In the future, the group will rely on a “second pillar” in Saxony. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa Dusseldorf. Volkswagen now also wants to recycle vehicles at its plant in Zwickau, Saxony. The car manufacturer announced the start of the new business area on Tuesday morning. From 2027 onwards, capacity will be… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Volkswagen: VW’s largest electric car factory should now recycle cars012247