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Multi-Award-Winning International Pan-Automotive Journalist | Published Author | GoMW Committee Member | UK Car of the Year Judge
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Test-Riding The Zero S Electric Motorcycle—Is This The Ultimate Beginner’s Bike?

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By Trinity Francis
| Gear Open
Around bends the low center of gravity helps you to feel planted Zero Motorcycles The future is here. We’re riding around on electric motorcycles and artificial intelligence is hiding our imposter syndrome. But this futurism has actually been around far longer than you might think. Founded in California in 2006, Zero Motorcycles launched its first production model in 2010.
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Renault Trucks T High | Review

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By Trinity Francis
| Fleet News Verified
Review As a Volvo Group brand, Renault Trucks benefits from shared powertrain and software with some added French flair. Part of the T High’s defining appeal is a huge amount of customisation options available from the factory including painted livery and interior colours on everything from handles to locker fronts and the dashboard. The front face of the vehicle also provides a large canvas for fleets to advertise. The engine range kicks off with 440hp, 480hp or 520hp versions of the DE13 engine.
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Mock public inquiry highlights growing focus on HGV driver welfare

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By Trinity Francis
| thehaulier.co.uk
A mock public inquiry staged by Motor Transport in association with Weightmans and Brigade has highlighted the growing importance of documented driver welfare policies and robust compliance procedures for fleet operators. The mock Traffic Commissioner public inquiry, held at the Titanic Hotel in Liverpool, gave operators an insight into what a real public inquiry could look like.
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