February 2026

How to deal with a roadside breakdown

Roadside breakdowns aren’t just frustrating. They mean downtime, delayed schedules and disruption to your drivers, all of which can impact your bottom line and reputation. While many fleet operators traditionally relied on third-party recovery services, a growing number now handle first-line roadside support themselves. If you’re one of them, or are developing such a system, […]

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Five big benefits of the Midtronics DCA-8000 charging system

As a service centre for passenger vehicles and vans, you’ll be familiar with battery problems. You know the importance of staying on top of these with a well-thought-out in-house battery management system (BMS). And as such, you likely have a number of testers and chargers, brought in over time, deployed at various stages of your

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How to overcome the dangers of EV runaway?

Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular on our roads. You’ve no doubt noticed. That means demand for EV servicing is gradually increasing, and electric cars are increasingly likely to be involved in road traffic incidents or encountered by police officers. And while EVs certainly help reduce road pollution, we’re still, as a society, ironing out

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Why do vehicle batteries drop out of balance?

A 24-volt battery system offers fantastic benefits. It halves current for a given power level, reducing resistive losses and improving cranking performance in high-load vehicles. But one of the main operational challenges in these setups is battery imbalance. These issues tend to develop over months or even years, and the driver and technicians might not

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How to check if your vehicles’ batteries are balanced

The 24-volt battery systems in your trucks, lorries, buses, coaches and other utility vehicles naturally feel harder to stay on top of than those in standard 12-volt vehicles. With a 24-volt system, the vehicle can run normally until one morning, it won’t start. In many cases, the cause is an imbalance between the two 12-volt

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