Drivers will no longer pay at the barriers to use the Dartford Crossing when the new Dart Charge remote payment system comes into operation from October 2014.
Instead drivers will be able to pay in advance or before midnight the day after crossing. Payment methods will include pre-pay accounts which qualify for discounted travel, online, by text, at retail outlets, over the phone or by post. Drivers who do not pay will face a penalty charge.
Jaama celebrates its 10th anniversary this year by achieving Fleet News Reader Recommended status for the 6th year running
Days invested heavily last year in the Jaama Key2 Fleet Management software which has improved functionality and automated many previously administratively cumbersome processes.
In the role of Application Support Analyst you provide our valued customers with technical support as a member of our highly skilled Customer Services team. This involves working with customers to implement our products, provide application support and help in the ongoing use of our products. The Application Support Analyst takes care of incoming requests […]
The Health and Safety Executive has published an updated version of its managing work-related road safety guide. The HSE’s ‘Driving at work: managing work-related road safety’, which was first published more than a decade ago, is billed as the definitive guide for any organisation with employees who drive for work, and self-employed drivers in helping […]
A van driver in Lincolnshire has been fined for throwing a cigarette out of their window. Under section 87 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, West Lindsey District Council issued the driver with a £75 fixed penalty notice for littering, reports the Lincolnshire Echo.
New guidelines for organisations operating fleets, recommending that they only buy cars with a five-star safety rating have been published by Global NCAP (New Car Assessment Programme). The safety guidelines advise fleet purchasers to select vehicles that have been rated by NCAPs worldwide – including Euro NCAP which rates vehicles on sale in the UK […]
London is one of the European cities to be involved in a major new £31 million project to make hydrogen vehicles a viable and environmentally friendly choice for motorists Leading motor manufacturers, hydrogen fuel suppliers, the Mayor of London’s Office and energy consultancies from around the globe have signed up to the HyFive project, […]
A new generation of “smart motorways” has been launched starting with an eight-mile section of the M25 in Hertfordshire. Drivers are able to take advantage of a combination of pioneering technology and use of the hard shoulder as a permanent running lane to reduce congestion and ease traffic flow, improving the reliability of journeys […]