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Rob Carney

  • Head of Editorial, Graphic Design and Publishing, Transport for London
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Head of Editorial, Graphic Design and Publishing @TfL
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Weather Psalm - Terrain.org

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By Rob Carney, Chrysanthemum Brook Watkins
| Terrain Verified
Weather Psalm That button on the continent’s dashboard? Push it. Let the sky fill up with parachutes, let the sky set us down in some magic future where the wind sends light through our wiring. See that sign on the sun through your telescope? Those hieroglyphics spell “High Voltage.” So the Angels of Rain and Snow have spoken. Until we show them that we’ve heard, they can’t return.
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One Size No Longer Fits All: Three New Vans Put Fleet Choice Back in Focus

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By Rob Carney
| Fleet Auto News Verified
For years, a new van launch usually meant a familiar formula: a white box, a diesel engine and a model cycle long enough to test the patience of even the most loyal fleet buyer. In 2026, that formula is changing. After recently driving the Hyundai STARIA Load, Kia PV5 and Renault Master, it is clear the van market is becoming more diverse. These three vehicles offer different sizes, powertrains and cargo solutions, giving fleet managers more options—but also more decisions to make.
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First Drive: Hyundai STARIA Load Hybrid puts the driver first

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By Rob Carney
| Fleet Auto News Verified
The headline feature of the updated Hyundai STARIA Load is undoubtedly the introduction of a hybrid powertrain. As Australia’s first full hybrid van in this segment, it will attract plenty of attention from fleet buyers looking to reduce fuel consumption without moving to a battery-electric vehicle. After spending time behind the wheel at the Australian media launch, however, it’s the improvements to the driver’s workplace that left the stronger impression. Commercial vehicles are mobile offices.
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