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Tuesday, April 5, 2011 at 5:15PM | Email Article Safety camera switch-offs across the country prompted by reductions in Government funding may lead company car and van drivers to take more risks in accident black spots
driving licence, legislation, warning Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 9:13AM | Email Article “The Chancellor’s moves on reducing the fuel duty and abolishing the fuel escalator are very welcome ones but so many other factors are causing petrol and diesel prices to rise quickly that saving a penny or two on a litre has a limited impact. Certainly, fleet managers should not be using this development as an excuse for inaction on fuel. While savings on fuel duty are welcome, the best way to minimise your company car and van petrol and diesel costs remains a structured fuel policy that enables you to really take control over your fuel use.”
budget, legislation Monday, November 15, 2010 at 2:48PM | Email Article Legislation and taxation will be the key method of ensuring that fleets continue to push down their carbon emissions while the economy remains flat, says CFC Solutions.
best practice, legislation, recession Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 5:22PM | Email Article Cost efficiency, legal compliance and centralisation are the three key factors that are powering the fleet software market in 2010, reports fleet software market leader CFC Solutions.
best practice, cost, legislation, trends Tuesday, June 22, 2010 at 1:39PM | Email Article 
Neville Briggs, managing director, CFC Solutions, said: "There are a few points in here that are better news than fleets might have expected – for example, no rise in fuel duty – but overall the Budget is every bit as tough as we had been warned. The question is whether the more swingeing moves such as the 20% increase in VAT will inspire businesses to work successfully within a new atmosphere of austerity or tip the economy towards something close to a double dip recession. It’s very much down to all UK businesses to make sure that the latter doesn’t happen. The accent for fleets will very much be on increasing still further the level of cost control that has been achieved since the start of the recession while getting the most out of existing assets, and we will be working very closely with them to help achieve this."
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