Carillion Property Services has said it significantly cut CO2
emissions and reduced fuel costs by adding 200 diesel-engined
Peugeot vans to its 600 strong fleet.
The company said that vehicle emissions have decreased by 7
percent in six months and that in its Scottish operations
alone, it has been able to save £500 per week on fuel
bills.
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The Peugeot vans have been supplied on a four-year contract hire
with maintenance agreement by Carillion Fleet Management.
The new vehicles will be used by Carillion engineers carrying
out building maintenance work across the UK.
Smaller vans will be deployed in urban and city environments,
while the larger ones will be employed for carrying heavier loads
such as glazing and timber, as well as for the company’s kitchen
and bathroom fitters.
Carillion Property Services said it expects to add more Peugeot
vans to its fleet as part of its rolling replacement programme.
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