emergency GREENFLEET II 2021

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INTERACTIVE Q&A

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This challenge must be overcome. As the UK government continues to drive home the ‘Net Zero’ message and looks at bringing forward the date of the ICE vehicle ban from 2040 to 2035, the UK fleet sector is trying to keep pace and make the necessary changes to ensure this happens. And the UK Emergency Services are under increasing pressure to do the same.

For this reason, emergency GREENFLEET is here to help. This morning’s programme is designed to not only give you the very latest from UK government, but also highlight the products, services and solutions that are out there too.

fleets can begin to make the switch to a fully net zero fleet.

But what about charge points and the operational efficiency of vehicles you choose; the maintenance, service and repair concerns?

Well, we have that covered too.

So, take advantage of the people available to you; post your questions for the live Q&A; vote in snap polls, chat to your colleagues and use your Socials to post comments and to share your insight using #emergencyGF. Thanks for joining us and enjoy the event.

Colin Boyton, Events manager GF365 & GREENFLEET Events

With short, yet informative presentations and interactive Q&As, Polls and experts on hand, this morning’s event will give you the tools to see what is possible.

We have drafted in some case study models too. Crown Commercial Service is joined by MET Police, BlueLight Commercial features Police Scotland and West Midlands Ambulance Service reveals its e-Ambulance trial results to draw on real-life examples of how emergency response

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Colin Boyton Event Manager colin.boyton@psigroupltd.co.uk Rosario Surace Assistant Event Manager rosario.surace@psigroupltd.co.uk

Georgia Christie Event and Marketing Coordinator georgia.christie@psigroupltd.co.uk Dan Kanolik Graphic Designer dan.kanolik@psigroupltd.co.uk

Sarah Cowell Events, Media Advisor sarah.cowell@psigroupltd.co.uk Lucy Maynard Production Controller lucy.maynard@psigroupltd.co.uk

Tel: 020 8532 0055 | 226 High Road, Loughton, Essex, IG10 1ET | www.events.greenfleet.net | www.psi-media.co.uk/events

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If you have not yet registered for the event, then please do so HERE: Once you have registered, for the event, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with your custom link which is what you need to gain access to the online event.

You can enter the online event up to 15 minutes before the scheduled start time and we advise that you do a system check before you enter, by clicking on the system check link, to make sure

your participation is as smooth as possible.

To familiarise yourself with the live event room, and how to take part in the chat, Q&A and polls, you can view a video tutorial HERE. For the best experience, please, use Google Chrome or Firefox and make sure it is updated to the latest version.

If you have any problems or issues then please e-mail: rosario.surace@psigroupltd.co.uk.

Please watch the video tutorial below.

16th September 2021 • 09.30AM BST • ONLINE

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EVENT programme The event has been put together in a format that requires a little bit of attention from YOU, if you would be so kind...

During the online event you can take part in the peer chat and give us your opinions via live polls, which will pop-up over the course of the event. We ask that you post your questions for the experts in the Q&A tab

emergency GREENFLEET 09.15

Waiting Room Open - EXPO Open

09.30

Welcome & Event Overview GF Ambassador & Event Host: Kate Armitage

Session 1: Policy, Purchasing & Incentives – What’s new…

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The road to zero strategy Phil Killingley, OZEV The front line on clean fleets Jo Osborne, BlueLight Commercial & Tony Chalk, Police Scotland Starting from scratch – putting together an electrification strategy Ellie Croft, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service Q&A 1

Session 2: Right vehicle, right choice

10.30

Electrifying the Capital’s police force Kim Harrison, Crown Commercial Service, featuring Jiggs Bharij, Metropolitan Police HEVs, PHEVs, EVs & FCEVs - a drivetrain for every area of your fleet James Mackintosh, Toyota & Lexus Fleet Poll 1

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EVENT programme Making your fleet a commercial success Mathew Kiziuk, Maxus UK Poll 2 Reducing WMAS’s carbon footprint through a modern fleet & electrification Craig Cooke, West Midlands Ambulance Service Service Q&A 2 Session 3: Operational Efficiency: Highways and Workplace: Research, Deploy, Retrain

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Planning for and operating net-zero carbon roads Mel Clarke, National Highways Using technology to monitor vehicle movement and build a charging network Ben Copitch, Traffilog Poll 3 Charge Points for Emergency Fleets Dr Chris Jardine, Joju Charging Poll 4 Up-skill the workforce with the latest in EV maintenance, service and repair Graham Allan, Institute of the Motor Industry Q&A Session 3

Closing Remarks

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Summary, thanks & coming up Kate Armitage Event Close

Event timings and speakers are subject to change

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SPEAKER profiles PHIL KILLINGLEY Deputy Head, OZEV

Phil is Deputy Head of the UK Government’s Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV), which is responsible for a multi-billion pound programme to drive uptake of zero emission vehicles in the UK. He has worked for OZEV since 2016, leading teams on overall strategy, vehicle incentives, public communication, local delivery and innovation. He has over 15 years of experience in transport and environmental policy including roles in air quality; road traffic operations; rail and aviation strategy and regulation; and local transport strategy and funding.

JO OSBORNE Regional Commercial Director (Fleet and Aviation), BlueLight Commercial

Jo was the Director of Procurement for the forces of Yorkshire and Humber. She played a lead role in the establishment and implementation of the Regional Procurement Team there, transitioning and transforming four disparate transactional teams into one harmonised category management function. The Team was successful in attaining the CIPS Procurement Excellence Standard Award and scored as ‘Better’ against the Government Commercial Framework.

She is also the Commercial Lead for the National Police Air Service (NPAS); established in 2012 to provide all police forces in England and Wales with air support. Jo supported the organisation to set up all elements of its commercial framework on a national basis, developing a clear procurement strategy.

And she leads the national fleet category, working in partnership with colleagues from the National Association of Police Fleet Managers (NAPFM). The associated £280m third-party spend incorporates all vehicles owned, leased, or hired by Police Fleet - including those services and goods needed to repair, maintain, modify, and keep vehicles safe, roadworthy and available for use.

TONY CHALK Head of Fleet, Police Scotland

Tony Chalk has been in Police Fleet Management for over 20 years, joining from Northgate Vehicle Rental where he was a Regional Manager.

In 2013, as Head of Fleet he successfully merged the 10 legacy Police fleets in Scotland to create one national fleet department with over 3500 vehicles. This resulted in the standardisation of the fleet and a national fleet management ICT and telematics system installed in 3000 vehicles. In 2019 he refreshed the fleet strategy with the commitment that Police Scotland would have a fully Ultra Low Emission fleet by 2030, which has been supported by the Scottish Police Authority and Scottish Government.

Until 2020, Tony was also Chair of the National Association of Police Fleet Managers (NAPFM).

He is a Fellow of the Institute of Car Fleet Management (ICFM) and has an Executive Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA). Married with two grown up children, his hobbies include walking his three dogs.

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SPEAKER profiles ELLIE CROFT Energy and Sustainability Officer Property & Facilities, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service

In November 2020, Ellie joined Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service as their Energy and Sustainability Officer. Her role includes reporting the Service’s Carbon Footprint and driving Carbon Reduction Projects across both improvements to the building estate and through the installation of electric vehicle charging points.

After completing her degree, Ellie spent three years working for Hampshire County Council, primarily in their Energy Team, before leaving to spend several years as a front-line response and patrol Police Officer.

SALLY STOLWORTHY Senior Policy Advisor, OZEV

KIM HARRISON Senior Category Lead, Fleet, Crown Commercial Service

Sally currently works in the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV). OZEV is a crossgovernment team (DfT and BEIS) working to move the UK vehicle fleet away from the internal combustion engine to Zero Emission Vehicles.

Sally leads on the Government Fleet Commitment which is one of the Greening Government Commitments.

This involves supporting Central Government to move its 40,000 cars and vans to 100% zero emission by 2027 to meet the commitment.

Kim has worked in public sector commercial roles for more than 12 years, including in further education, health and government. Kim has specialised in Fleet for the past 8 years, with CCS and as part of the wider Government Commercial Organisation.

She has experience of managing agreements and relationships with vehicle manufacturers, funders and fleet managers, converters and telematics providers.

In her current role, Kim sets the CCS Fleet strategies across various categories, ensuring their evolution drives commercial value and best practice across public sector fleets.

She is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) and a Fellow of the Institute for Car Fleet Management (ICFM).

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SPEAKER profiles JAMES MACKINTOSH Public Sector Manager (Toyota & Lexus) - Toyota GB PLC

James joined Toyota in November 2018, to oversee the north of the UK, handling their public sector fleet and business customers.

With extensive experience in the fleet industry under his belt, through his time with Nissan GB and JCT600, his knowledge has become integral in communicating Toyota’s Self Charging Hybrid Technology to SME’S and Public sector organisations across the north and Scotland, and he has helped and supported these organisations to make the switch into new, cleaner technology.

MATHEW KIZIUK Northern Regional Manager for Fleet Sales and Dealer Development, Maxus

Mathew was appointed Northern Regional Manager for Fleet Sales and Dealer Development for Harris MAXUS UK, part of The Harris Group.

With 17 years’ experience in the auto trade including 7 years’ working with electric vehicles, Mathew has been heavily involved in the EV revolution, including within his former role as Regional Development Manager at Renault UK as well as his involvement with The EV Café.

In his new role at Harris MAXUS UK, Mathew will be responsible for looking after fleet customers from Birmingham up as far as Scotland, as well as Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. His role will also involve developing and assisting the Harris MAXUS dealer network in these areas.

Mathew has vast experience in dealing with large volume fleet customers and currently holds the record for the UK’s largest EV deal, where he supplied an impressive 1,100 vehicles to electric car subscription service ONTO. Mathew added, “I am humbled to be offered the opportunity to join MAXUS at the start of its journey in the UK, I feel we have a market leading proposition in the world of electric LCV’s and some gamechanging products in the pipeline over the next couple of years. I look forward to introducing the fleets of the North to the MAXUS brand.”

MIKE HARAN Fleet Account Manager, Maxus UK

Mike has worked in the automotive business for the last 27 years, 26 of them in Ford Dealers. He worked briefly in aftersales followed by a long career in car and predominantly commercial vehicle sales.

For the ten years prior to making the move over to LDV/Maxus Mike ran large fleet departments for the likes of Bristol Street Motors and Evans Halshaw.

Wanting to stay at the cutting edge and recognising that electric powered vehicles was the way forward Mike joined LDV/Maxus in late 2019.

Mike is responsible for key fleets for Maxus.

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SPEAKER profiles CRAIG COOKE Executive Director of Strategic & Digital Integration / Deputy Chief Ambulance Officer, West Midlands Ambulance Service University NHS Foundation Trust

Craig joined the former Warwickshire Ambulance Service as a Cadet in 1990 before going on to qualify as a paramedic; a qualification he has held to this day and continues to use operationally treating patients.

He has undertaken various roles in front-line operations and also in the control room before working his way to the rank of the Director of Operations prior to the merger of the former ambulance service with West Midlands Ambulance Service in 2006.

Since then, Craig has been instrumental in the realisation of the innovative Make Ready ambulance programme for the Region, implementation, reconfiguration and merging of 999 and 111 control rooms, the digital integration of new telephony and infrastructure within the service as well as holding responsibility for the Trust’s fleet modernisation plan and commitment to drive down the Trust’s carbon footprint not only with more streamlined and lighter vehicles but also with the addition of new electrified front-line ambulances and support vehicles.

MEL CLARKE Customer Services Director Operations, Highways England

BEN COPITCH Business Development Director, Traffilog

Mel’s early career in senior management with Her Majesty’s Courts & Tribunal Service paved the way for a new career in the roads sector. Starting as an Operations Manager with National Highways (previously known as Highways England), she helped establish the West Midlands traffic operation before taking on national operations senior management roles, and then stepping up to act as Interim Executive Director for customer operations, leading National Highways 365 day 24/7 national traffic operation. As well as leading customer operations, Mel also sponsored the continued professional development of the customer experience group, who delivered the company’s published Customer Service Strategy. As the company set out its plans for reorganisation Mel led traffic operations through transition into a new operating model, with a focus on delivering for customers. In 2016 she took up her current role as Operations Customer Service Director, responsible for ensuring that operations delivers in a way that enhances customer journey experience and minimises the impact on the communities National Highways serves.

As one of the founders of Traffilog UK, Ben has been working with fleet managers and fleet owners in order to improve driver and vehicle performance. This experience ranges from working with vehicle manufacturers and leasing companies implementing predictive and preventative maintenance solutions to working with large fleets to improve safety and efficiency using driver and vehicle performance data. Due to Traffilog being the leading provider to U.K. government fleets, Ben has gained significant experience in working with a broad range of Police, Fire and NHS organisations as well as many local and central government agencies. These many varied projects are all similar in that they deliver significant cost savings whilst offering other benefits such as improved safety and compliance.

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SPEAKER profiles DR CHRIS JARDINE Technical Director, Joju Charging

GRAHAM ALLAN Partnership Manager, Institute of the Motor Industry

KATE ARMITAGE GF Ambassador & Event Host

Dr Chris Jardine is the Technical Director of Joju Charging. Chris is responsible for ensuring technical quality at Joju, to ensure the products we install are of the highest standards. He is also a Senior Lecturer at Oxford University’s Environmental Change Institute and is an expert in energy systems and measures for climate change mitigation.

Chris is also founder member of Joju Solar and has been involved with solar PV since 2001 when he ran Oxford University’s research into solar energy and microgeneration. He is recognised as one of the UK’s foremost experts in the performance of solar PV and is the author of prize-winning papers on the subject, as well as leading publications such as “PV in the UK” and “Power from the People”.

Chris says: “Within Joju Solar I am responsible for ensuring the products we use are of the highest available quality, that we are always at the forefront of our industry, and that all staff are trained to deliver excellent quality installations.”

As Partnership Manager at the IMI, Graham is an experienced business development professional, joining the business with 12 years’ experience working in further education with a particular focus and passion for apprenticeships which led to roles as Head of Apprenticeships & Employer Engagement in high performing FE colleges. Prior to this, Graham enjoyed a 12-year career in the automotive sector, starting as an apprentice himself and culminating as an aftersales manager in a franchised dealership.

It was in this role where Graham discovered his passion for apprenticeships and people development. Graham remained close to the automotive sector during his FE career and with the opportunity to join the IMI he saw an ideal match of values and mission.

In his current role at the IMI, Graham is a vocal advocate of EV technology, responsible for the account management of some of the key partnerships that help IMI facilitate its mission of promoting professionalism and career growth across all automotive subsectors in which it operates.

Kate specialises in Electric Vehicles, Recharging Infrastructure and Energy Retailing and was the first recipient of the GREENFLEET EV Champion Award in 2014. She has been a strong advocate of the electrification of transport since 2010, heading up the EV Team at EDF Energy, and subsequently as Projects Director at Route Monkey. Kate is an Associate for Delta-ee, providing insight and consultancy support for their Electric Vehicles & Electricity Service. Kate has been involved in a range of ground-breaking projects including the design and technical specification of the recharging infrastructure for the London 2012 Olympic Electric Vehicle Fleet. She has worked closely with OEMs, Infrastructure providers and Energy Companies across Europe.

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Commercial GREENFLEET returns for its second edition for 2021 in September. We will show what strategies should be considered now, how implementation can help future-proof your operation, what help and assistance is available and the vehicle and

innovation solutions on the market now.

30th September 2021 - 09.30 BST - Online

The ‘Return to Live’ starts with the NET ZER0 ROADSHOW. Join us LIVE - in person, in Portsmouth, for the South & South-West event. So far this year the roadshow has covered London & the South East, the North East, the North West and the Midlands and we still have two more to go.

7th October - 09.30 BST - LIVE

Hosted by Glasgow City Council and staged during the COP26 United Nations Climate Change Conference, GREENFLEET heads to Glasgow.

Lots to cover, plenty to share, make sure you join us!

5th November 2021 - 09.30 GMT - LIVE

Entries are OPEN for the GREENFLEET Awards 2021, which will be held at the British Motor Museum. It’s FREE to enter and tell us about all the good work you’ve been up to over what has been a hugely challenging 12 months. We can’t wait to get out there and see you all again, so do enter and join us for a night of celebration.

1st December 2021 - 18.30 GMT - LIVE

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PARTNERS Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) is a team working across government to support the early market for zero emission vehicles (ZEV).

We are providing over £900 million to position the UK at the global forefront of

ZEV development, manufacture and use.

This will contribute to economic growth and will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution on our roads.

OLEV is part of the Department for Transport and the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy.

www.gov.uk/government/organisations/office-for-zero-emission-vehicles

Crown Commercial Service Crown Commercial Service are the biggest public procurement organisation in the UK and help other organisations across the whole of the public sector find the right commercial solution for over £12 billion of spend each year.

You can use our commercial solutions free of charge, and we’re committed to helping you achieve maximum value by leveraging our commercial expertise and national buying power, and offering specialist procurement advice.

The collective purchasing power of our public sector customers, combined with our procurement expertise, means we will help you get the best fleet deals in the interests of your stakeholders and taxpayers. We provide you

with access to a wide range of agreements that cover the whole vehicle life cycle: • buying or leasing standard vehicles via this portal(https://fleetportal. crowncommercial.gov.uk) • fleet management solutions • converting or modifying vehicles to meet your specialist requirements • solutions such as tyres, telematics, insurance and fuel cards to help you manage your fleet efficiently and keep it on the road.

Sustainability is important and we can help you access electric or ultra low emission vehicles and electric charging points, and reduce the use of employee vehicles for business purposes through vehicle hire and car share schemes.

www.gov.uk/government/organisations/crown-commercial-service

National Highways We’re the government company which plans, designs, builds, operates and maintains England’s motorways and major A-roads, known as the strategic road network (SRN).

We want everyone who uses and works on our roads to get home safe and well. By planning and designing roads that meet the highest levels of safety, we can reduce the

number of fatal or serious injuries. With more than four million journeys taking place daily, our roads play a vital part in many people’s lives.

Since 2015 we’ve invested billions in new routes and extra capacity, such as the A14 in East Anglia and a ‘spine’ of smart motorways up and down the country. We also plan and manage a programme of works to make sure our roads, and the various structures along them, are safe. highwaysengland.co.uk

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PARTNERS Institute of the Motor Industry At the IMI, we believe passionately that the automotive industry is a driver of innovation, employment and economic growth. We believe the people working in the industry need the most relevant, up-todate skills and qualifications in order to progress – especially during times of intense change.

IMI’s purpose is to provide, and continuously evolve, the means by which people working in the automotive

sector can attain relevant professional competence and appropriate recognition.

The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) was founded in 1920 when society – as now – was experiencing rapid technology-driven change. The IMI was created to establish new skills and knowledge benchmarks for the emerging automotive industry. points, and reduce the use of employee vehicles for business purposes through vehicle hire and car share schemes. tide.theimi.org.uk

BlueLight Commercial BlueLight Commercial was established in 2020 by the Home Office, to work in collaboration with blue light organisations and local/national suppliers, to help transform their commercial services. We have been set up as a not for profit, private company limited by guarantee, which under the procurement regulations is able to act as a

contracting authority, creating a single voice to the market with an agile commercial engagement model.

BlueLight Commercial is owned by our members, which includes policing bodies and other blue light sector organisations such as the College of Policing and National Crime Agency. Every Police and Crime Commissioner in England and Wales is a member of BlueLight Commercial. bluelightcommercial.police.uk

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SPONSORS Joju Charging In just three short years, Joju Charging has become one of the UK’s leading design, installation and maintenance companies for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. We install a wide variety of EVCI hardware as well a number of back-office systems. We specialise in the delivery of public sector ChargePoint schemes.

Joju Charging is the sole supplier on the Hampshire-led Central Southern Regional EVCI Framework -a procurement route for public bodies from Devon to West Sussex and up to Oxfordshire, including emergency services.

We are now engaged with over 40 institutions in the region, and have completed major programmes for: • Surrey Police • Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust • Sussex Police

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Southampton City Council Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Chichester District Council Reading Borough Council Southampton University Southampton Solent University Test Valley District Council New Forest District Council

We have developed a fully-funded model for cash-strapped public sector bodies wanting to invest in EVCI. With our finance partners, we can provide a complete management package covering installation, operations, back-office, renewable electricity supply, maintenance – all at zero upfront cost. We have built fully funded ChargePoint programmes for Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Chichester Council, Test Valley Council, New Forest District Council, and Surrey County Council. Commended in 2020. jojusolar.co.uk

Maxus Climate change has emerged as one of the defining issues of the COVID-19 era and when it comes to greener motoring, MAXUS continues to lead the charge.

Having launched its first EV van back in 2016, Harris MAXUS is proud to once again join forces with GREENFLEET in a shared goal to create a carbon neutral motoring industry by driving the switch to greener fleets.

Manufactured by SAIC and distributed in the UK by Harris MAXUS is the one brand that continuously goes the extra mile for its customers.

Range, spec, reliability and an unrivalled aftercare service underpin MAXUS’ latest fleet of eLCVs, which includes the eDELIVER 3 and it’s larger counterpart, the eDELIVER 9.

Designed from the ground-up for electric power only, the e DELIVER 3 is a small van that can clock up to 198 miles on a single charge. Available

in a number of variants with several battery and wheelbase options, the eDELIVER 3 is a versatile vehicle that can suit a wide range of business needs.

The eDELIVER 9 has it all in terms of spec, space and is 100% electric.

Pinned as a cutting-edge electric LCV, this large van is capable of 219 miles on a single charge. The vehicle is available in three battery options and a number of variants including crew cab, chassis and minibus models.

Harris MAXUS is one of the few OEM manufacturers in the UK that can offer a full fleet of EVs right now and invites anyone interested in making the switch, or learning more about how to make the switch, to get in touch with their local MAXUS EV dealer and check out: www.saicmaxus.co.uk

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SPONSORS Toyota & Lexus Fleet Toyota and Lexus have driven the transition to cleaner and more sustainable motoring and provides over 50% of the UK’s alternatively fuelled vehicles with total global sales of our Self Charging Hybrids topping 15 million.

In 2019 we launched 7 new models all are powered by our latest generation hybrid powertrains with exceptionally low C02, virtually zero NOx and no diesel particulates. Studies show that in normal operation our advanced hybrids operate in electric mode for over 50% of the time.

Towards the end of 2020 we launched the new battery electric Lexus UX 300e and this year we are

launching the next generation of our zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell car, the Toyota Mirai, the Toyota PROACE EV alongside the New Toyota RAV4 Plug-In hybrid SUV and the brand-new Yaris Cross Hybrid. We will also be welcoming the all new hybrid Toyota Highlander to the UK this year for the first time.

This will extend our range of alternatively fuelled vehicles to 22 different models covering passenger car segments and LCVs, further demonstrating our commitment to provide the best range of low emission, low tax models uncompromised by inconvenience or body type. toyotalexusfleet.co.uk

Traffilog Traffilog UK have been providing Driver Performance and Operational Improvement tools used in many global markets by organisations including central government, councils, police forces, fire services and healthcare organisations. We also supply services to many commercial organisations such as vehicle manufacturers, insurance providers, leasing & rental companies, utilities, passenger transport providers, vehicle importers and fleet owners.

Founded in 2003, Traffilog entered the everevolving world of telematics, presenting the world with its unique, predictive technology & connected vehicle solutions. With over 500,000 units already

deployed, Traffilog engage with clients on a continual to identify current and future business needs. These business needs are translated into market leading solutions using a combination of in-house development and market leading partnerships. These services lead to improved vehicle uptime, staff safety, efficiency and cost reductions.

The benefits customers obtain are varied but often include reductions in vehicle collisions, reduced vehicle downtime, greater management control and improved fleet operational decision making, increased fuel economy, lower maintenance or part costs, greater compliance and improved evidence gathering. www.traffilog.com

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THANK YOU

Finally, we would like to say THANK YOU to our speakers, partners, sponsors and delegates who have contributed greatly to making emergency GREENFLEET a huge success.