A dropside van is exactly what it says on the tin, an open body van equipped with hinges that allow for the side of the van to pivot down that make loading and securing loads lightwork. Dropside vans are used for securely carrying a variety of loads from plant equipment, furniture, building materials and can be loaded manually or by forklift.

Find out the difference between the ULEZ and LEZ emission zone, what the London low emission zone is exactly and how it may affect you.

A Luton van, also known as a Luton box van is designed for dry freight and secure loads. They are widely regarded as being the go-to option when moving house due to their high-volume capacity, relative to their weight.

Simply put a 4x4 pickup truck is a 4-wheel drive vehicle with open bed storage, efficient for the loading and unloading of goods. This efficiency is clear in comparison to the boot of a car or enclosed storage of a van. Pickup trucks are designed to carry awkward and bulky items, you can increase storage capacity by simply towing a trailer.

Londons emission zone charges to be reintroduced, at a time when businesses and families are facing unprecedented levels of financial hardship.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency has developed a new way for drivers and rental companies to use the View and Share driving licence online services using a QR code stored in a mobile phone.