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RoadSafe throws weight behind new risk management tool

02 Sep 2010 14:19

RoadSafe is endorsing a new on-line risk assessment tool for fleet operators.

Launched by software company a2om, the a2om doc tool is said to help improve business efficiency and safety and is already in use by a number of leading companies.

The tool has also been evaluated by RoadSafe, which runs the government-backed Driving for Better Business campaign.

RoadSafe director, Adrian Walsh, said: 'The research behind this new business support software and its ease of use, as well as its graphic appeal, makes it a prime choice for use in a wide range of businesses, notably where company car drivers are busy or based away from a controlled office environment.'

Thames Valley Police contracts Thrifty to meet flexible rental needs

02 Sep 2010 13:12

Thrifty Car & Van Rental has been reappointed as the primary rental supplier to Thames Valley Police under a new four-year contract. The firm has also reported a rise in the number of organisations turning to flexible rental to meet vehicle requirements.

The contract was awarded following a tender process that included seven competitors. Thrifty was chosen for its professionalism and ability to provide a high standard of service and vehicles.
 
Ian Godolphin, head of Chiltern Transport Consortium from Thames Valley Police, said: 'We have appointed Thrifty Car & Van Rental as our primary supplier as the company fulfilled our stringent criteria. Being a police force, it is vital that any hire vehicles are well maintained and presented to uphold our image and ensure the safety of our staff and the public. Thrifty’s professional approach, the high standards of their vehicles and resilience to meet demand at short notice, were all factors in our decision.'

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PARIS PREVIEW: Hyundai to premiere ix20 B-segment MPV

02 Sep 2010 10:51

Hyundai is to debut its new ix20 B-segment MPV at the Paris Motor Show, the carmaker has revealed.

The new model is the second in Hyundai's line-up to adopt its new "fluidic sculpture" design following the launch of the ix35 and Hyundai promises that it will make a striking departure from the boxy "minivan" looks typically associated with the segment while offering a dynamic, fun-to-drive experience.

Also making its world premiere at Paris is the new i10, which features a revised design and specification and willl include a new 1.0-litre engine with CO2 emissions of 99g/km.

Hyundai is also planning to show the latest developments in its Blue Drive eco label, which promise further reductions in emissions.

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