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Fueling Vans Is Getting Too Expensive

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

It wasnt that long ago that business in the UK and US found themselves under a large amount of pressure when their margins were slashed due to a increase in petrol prices. Those companies that had transport operations felt the pressure more than most and it was common to see vehicle fleets reduced by more than half.

Fleets may need to be reduced even further now and companies pushed even closer towards breaking point as the government announces predicted further cost increases in the coming months. What is frustrating many business owners about this situation is the lack of information it gives them to predict profit margins. “We get a set of forcasts drawn up and then they mean nothing when petrol goes up so much” argues Jerry Henley, Managing Director of JHG Foods. Many business experts have predicted that 2009 will see similar levels of transport-based companies shut down as witnessed last year, which was around 15%.

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Renault Trafic is a great Business Van

Saturday, September 5th, 2009

One of the toughest decisions for your business is trying to find the best vehicles that come with your required features at your price range for your business.

However, you can simplify this decision with the Renault Trafic. The Trafic van, which recently won a 2009 Security Award, is currently the best selling Renault van. The van won the award at the 2009 British Insurance Vehicle Security Awards and this was the first year that vans were included in the awards.

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Truck Registrations Falling While Vans Level Out

Monday, August 31st, 2009

There has been some more bad news released for the motoring industry, this time it’s in the van and truck sector. June figures show that the number of trucks being registered are still falling, however, van registrations are improving slightly.

The amount of truck registrations has been falling every month and the latest June figures show the largest month on month decline yet. With the amount of trucks being registered last month only amounting to 2,761, this is a 47% fall in registrations from the same time last year.

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What is the Best Way to Have a Car

Tuesday, June 9th, 2009

The financial crash is in full swing and folk are looking for various ways to save cash. One of the best ways that this can be done is by people cutting down on transportation costs.  Sharing Car Program clubs is something that has majorly grown in popularity over the last few years, instead of committing yourself to any contracts or spending a fortune to buy a car, you can actually use a type of pay as you go vehicle. What you do on most occasions is book a car, get the address of the closest one near to you and then drive away.

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Eco-Driving for Business Savings

Friday, April 10th, 2009

Eco-Driving

A friend of mine has been charged with saving money by reducing his companies transportation costs. The business operates a fleet of vans and which are essential for their ongoing success. So my buddy is looking at two key ways to make some significant savings. He’s been warned that if the company can’t make savings on their transport costs then they’ll be likely to make some people redundant, so he is under some pressure.

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Do I buy or lease my next car?

Monday, March 9th, 2009

Some people choose to purchase our vehicles and some of us choose to lease them. The question is which is best choice to take, car leasing or car buying?

Look upon a vehicle lease like a long term rental. You do not really own the vehicle and at the end of the lease you will then return it and pay any end of lease cost that is due, to complete your contract.

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