Toyota and IVECO announce a new collaboration under EMPOWER – the EU-funded Horizon Europe project dedicated to advancing zero-emission heavy-duty transport – marking a significant milestone in the development of next-generation fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) for the heavy-duty transport sector.
Under the EMPOWER project, Toyota will provide the fuel cell system for IVECO’s new-generation FCEVs as Toyota contributes its most advanced fuel cell technology, built on more than three decades of innovation, development and commercialization across mobility and industrial applications.
The search is on for the railway stations that do the best job of connecting people and places, as nominations open for World Cup of Stations 2026.
From Monday 14 September until Sunday 20 September, people across Britain are being invited to nominate stations that make a real difference to their community.
Railway stations across Wales are set to benefit from a £1 million investment introducing brand new Help Points at 48 different locations, giving passengers access to live travel support and real-time information.
Designed to give customers confidence, particularly during times of disruption, the Help Points will connect callers directly to Customer Information Controllers based in Wales.
To mark Heritage Open Days 11-20 September, RAW Charging is offering EV drivers 50% off charging at more than 65 National Trust destinations across the UK.
The offer applies to more than 500 charging bays, including both AC and DC chargers, with rapid charging available for less than 40p/kWh throughout the promotional period.
IAM RoadSmart, the UK’s largest road safety charity, has launched a professional accreditation programme designed to help organisations better understand and improve the way that they manage business driving risks.
With accreditation awarded across three tiers – Bronze, Silver and Gold – the scheme moves beyond a simple compliance checklist, and is based around real-world evidence, recognising organisations not for what documents they hold, but for how effectively they manage risk in practice.
Diesel cost is soaring, warns the RAC.
RAC head of policy Simon Williams said, “Fuel prices hit new Iran War highs on Monday with petrol climbing 169.68p and diesel hitting 191.68p, surpassing Sunday’s petrol high of 169.52p and the diesel high of 191.54p set on 15 April. This takes the cost of filling up a 55-litre family car with unleaded to over £93 and diesel to more than £105 and both fuels are now at prices last seen in early August 2022, just a few months after the start of the Ukraine War.”
