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Traffic information:
- M5 Southbound near Tewkesbury has re-opened
- Roadworks information for Highways Agency roads in the North West: Seven days beginning Monday 21 May 2012
- Temporary traffic lights for A66 road repairs at Keswick 21 May 2012
- A590 closed from M6 for maintenance 21 May 2012
- Overnight work starts to improve A20 near Dover
- Weekly Summary of roadworks in Devon and Cornwall w/c 20/5
- Weekly summary of roadworks for M25 Monday 21 May to Sunday 27 May 2012
- Weekly summary of roadworks in Kent and Sussex Monday 21 May to Sunday 27 May 2012
- Weekly summary of roadwork in Central Southern England: Monday 21 May to Sunday 27 May 2012
- East of England roadworks update: Monday 21 to Sunday 28 May 2012
- Weekly summary of roadworks in Devon and Cornwall 18 May 2012
- South West drivers advised to plan ahead for Olympic Torch Relay on 19 May
Fiat Professional company profile
Fiat Professional: Fiat Group Automobiles UK Ltd sell and distribute Fiat Professional light commercial vehicles via our UK wide dealer network. Due to a wide range of products able to meet the most diverse mobility and transport needs, and also to over a hundred years of experience, Fiat Professional has become a leader in its own sector. All vehicles in the Fiat Professional range are designed and built to meet professional requirements as effectively as possible. Fiat Professional has been awarded numerous international prizes by panels of trade journalists. One of the most important was Van of the Year: won in 1994 by the Ducato, in 2006 by the Doblò Cargo, in 2008 by the Scudo and in 2009 by the Fiorino. Today there are more than 1400 Dealers in Europe and over 7500 service outlets. Fiat Professional vehicles are currently produced in 8 plants all over the world, including the Sevel factory, in the Val di Sangro, where the Ducato is produced - the largest light commercial vehicle plant in Europe.
Fiat Professional website: http://www.fiatprofessional.co.uk
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