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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Product News3 / EVs improve driver behaviour, suggests logistics company

EVs improve driver behaviour, suggests logistics company

Date: 24th May 2022 Author: Peter Gardner Comments: 0

Driving electric and hybrid cars is changing driver behaviour for the better according to Birmingham-based national vehicle movement and inspection firm DMN Logistics. Data collected by DMN Logistics of their drivers found that deliveries of EVs and hybrids incurred no notices of intended prosecution related to speeding whereas traditional ICE cars and vans continued to incur such notices. They predict this to be replicated across company car drivers and the wider public.

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