View original post.Total Cost of Mobility (TCM) is not to be mistaken with Total Cost of Ownership (TMO), TCM is a significantly broader analysis and works to deliver the true cost of travel to the user. By considering the finer details of travel when working out Total Cost of Mobility, businesses can get a stronger idea on the exact cost …

View original post.Modern life is changing and so are all the industries surrounding it. The world is currently entering what many consider to be a fourth industrial revolution and along with it come many changes to city infrastructure and the way all our lives work. With that being said, one of the major industries facing change is the travel sector, …

View original post.By 2050, 68 percent of the total global population will live in cities, according to the United Nations. By then, the world population will be 9.7 billion and 11.2 billion by 2100. The updated report from the United Nations states that currently, 55 percent of the world’s population lives in urban areas. That means around 2.5 billion more …

View original post.Business travelers tend to book their trips through whatever channels they prefer, regardless of whether there is an online booking tool or agency that their company wants them to use. There is fresh evidence, too, that European workers in particular are willing to use alternate channels for hotel and air due to increased variety and more competitive pricing. …

View original post.The industry standard is for companies to own a private corporate fleet. Owning such a poorly optimised and notably cost-ineffective system can lead many SME’s to needlessly spend so much of their business travel budget. These companies would be very pleased to discover that there is an alternative method for your employees travelling by car that is steadily …

View original post.“For the fleet industry, these are complex, but exciting times”, said Steven Schoefs, Chief Editor of Fleet Europe, (pictured right) opening the Fleet Europe Forum in Barcelona. In three sessions this Wednesday, the Forum is exploring both the complexity and excitement – focusing on three hot topics: new finance models, fleet electrification and autonomous driving.  First topic of …

View original post.Smart roads, robots controlling the underground and renewable energy. All these technologies, and more, are coming to a city near you. Technology is has already revolutionised every part of our lives, but PowerTools2U have uncovered that we’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg. With the world’s population set to skyrocket, cities are having to think big and …

View original post.Company car fleets are a widely popular method of allowing your employees to be more mobile and prepared for business travel, but many companies are yet to acknowledge an emerging alternative that presents the opportunity for equally effective travel at a much cheaper cost. Mobility as a Service (MaaS) presents users with the opportunity to collate options of …

View original post. Technology is invading every aspect of our lives. So why should the automotive industry be any different? Whether you realize it or not, cars have transformed from mechanical beasts into feats of electronics. Their future is entirely automated. While not many of the cars on the road today are automated, they will make an entrance in the …

View original post.As both councils and communities make movements towards becoming more environmentally-aware, some are taking initiatives that tackle one of the major polluters, vehicles. These initiatives come in the form of Clean Air Zones which (depending on the zone class) will charge certain vehicles that don’t meet emission requirements for entering a set zone usually in city centres. It …