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Fleets, manufacturers and suppliers are set to do battle once again for the keenly-contested Fleet News Awards.
It takes real effort to win these awards: they represent the pinnacle of fleet success and honour excellence, innovation and quality.
The judges are drawn from experts across the fleet sector, including fleets themselves, and they give up hours of their time to scrutinise the entries and take part in the judging days.
The process is tightly monitored by awards' chair Christopher Macgowan and all judging will be audited, to ensure only the most worthy companies win each category.
So what does it mean to win? Winning a Fleet News Award means something – to the company and its staff.
Yes, it takes time to pull together the information and, for the fleet categories, to prepare for the 30-minute interview in front of the panel of judges.
But it’s worth it.
But don’t take our word for it; every year winners tell us how much it means to them to collect a Fleet News Awards trophy:
This is your chance to savour the “pinnacle of success”, according to Aaron Powell, fleet director at Speedy Services. “Winning the Fleet and Transport Manager of the Year award at the prestigious Fleet News Awards is a massive honour,” said Powell. “Being selected by industry experts for the work you do is amazing. “It’s hard to put into words the feeling when your name is read out as the winner. Everyone should strive to have this accolade from the Fleet News Awards – it is the pinnacle of success for any fleet manager.”
AARON POWELL, FLEET DIRECTOR, SPEEDY SERVICES
“Receiving the Fleet of the Year award is a tremendous honour for The AA. This recognition underscores our relentless dedication to providing top-notch service and support to fleets nationwide. It’s a testament to the hard work and commitment of our entire team. The AA is dedicated to instilling confidence in drivers, now and in the future. We are proud to be recognised as fleet of the year. It is the ultimate acknowledgment of being a leader in our market and we remain steadfast in our mission to set the standard for excellence in the fleet industry.”
DUNCAN WEBB, FLEET DIRECTOR, THE AA – WINNER OF FLEET OF THE YEAR, 1,000+ VEHICLES
“These awards for Hilux and Proace City are appreciated and are a significant recognition for our LCV fleet and business strategy.”
NEIL BROAD, GENERAL MANAGER ONE TOYOTA FLEET SERVICES, WINNER OF BEST ALL-TERRAIN WORKHORSE AND BEST SMALL VAN
More proud winners will collect their trophies at the awards ceremony in London on 12 March 2025.
