Fleet Engineer returns for 2025!
Hosted by our Head of Engineering Policy, Phil Lloyd, and dedicated to all things engineering, our annual Fleet Engineer conference is a must-attend for anyone involved in the maintenance, operation, or management of fleets.
With an impressive lineup of speakers, including leading manufacturers and industry experts, the event offers insights on the latest advancements, challenges, and innovations shaping the sector. It's also an excellent opportunity to connect, share ideas, and network with like-minded professionals from across the industry.
Don't miss out - early bird tickets are now on sale!
Key 2025 topics include*:
- What options are available to operators to modernise their maintenance regimes?
- New era of trailers - changes to design and manufacturing.
- Putting the brake on testing.
- Smarter inspections and automated workflows.
- Maintenance Provision Rating Scheme (MPRS).
- Approving new vehicles and systems.
- Enforcement and recalls.
- AND MORE...
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Speakers
- Phil Lloyd, Head of Engineering Policy, Logistics UK
- Nick Sanderson, Principal Type Approval Engineer, VCA
- Owen Jenkins, Engineering Manager, BPW
- Kevin Rooney, Traffic Commissioner for the West of England
- Richard Owens, Technical Support Specialist and Marketing Manager, Don-Bur
- Neil Barlow, Head of Policy, DVSA
- Dave Wood, Head of Autonomous Vehicle Policy, DVSA
- Steve Scofield, Head of Business Development, IMI
- Matthew Avery, Director of Strategic Development, Euro NCAP
- Nick Elliot, Specialist Transport Consultant and Chairman of the Institute of Road Transport Engineers Professional Sector Council, IRTE
- Tom Coker, Chief Operating Officer, Intangles
- Ashley Connell, Commercial Director, R2C
Full speaker and programme line up coming soon.
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Phil Lloyd, Logistics UK’s Head of Engineering Policy:
"With the Autonomous Vehicle Act coming into force in 2024, government thinks that self-driving vehicles could be on British roads by as early as 2026 – but what’s the plan for maintaining these highly autonomous vehicles?
Well Fleet Engineer 2025 will be focused on the opportunities to evolve your maintenance regimes, taking advantage of modern design and manufacturing, and the use of predictive and AI technology – leading to a change to inspections and servicing programmes that could lead to maximise asset utilisation and reduced costs."
*Programme is subject to change.
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