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Winter is on its way, and we are already experiencing freezing temperatures across parts of the UK. It won’t be long before we see the first snow begin to fall. Snow provides a different challenge to drivers, especially van drivers.

Vans and other light commercial vehicles can carry large loads, with up to 1.5 tons fitting in the back of large vans such as Transits, Boxers and Movanos. That much weight, if not secured properly, can cause your van to wobble when cornering…

A new app has been released by Ford for drivers of Ford vans and commercial vehicles. The goal of FordPass Pro is to make drivers’ lives easier by connecting your phone to your van so you can operate some systems remotely

We get it. You like your old van. It’s familiar, comfortable. You’ve had it for years, and even though it’s a little slow and a little loud, it gets the job done. How old is it? 6 years? 8 years old? A good van can last a long time and run up a lot of miles before it reaches the end of its life.

Driving a fully loaded 3.5 ton van is significantly different to driving a car or motorcycle. The additional weight increases stopping distance and you’ll take longer to accelerate.

At the end of a contract hire agreement, your van will need to be returned to the finance company. There are a few steps which you will need to be aware of as you approach the end of your van lease.

Choosing a new van is a big decision, as you’ll be driving it for a few years. Your new van must be able to carry out all the tasks your business requires of it. At the same time, everyone has a budget.

Times are certainly strange. There’s a lot going on in the world right now, and the landscape is changing for both the leasing and the sales markets.