Webfleet takes Gold at RHA Future Forum to showcase future-ready fleet strategies

London, September 02, 2025 — Webfleet, Bridgestone’s globally trusted fleet management solution, will play a leading role at the forthcoming RHA Future Forum, taking place at The Vox, Birmingham on Thursday 11 September.

As a gold sponsor of the one-day conference, Webfleet will deliver a keynote presentation on AI and data in fleet management, join expert panel debates and host a practical workshop – as well as showcasing its latest innovations for the transport and logistics sector on the exhibition floor.

Raghunath Banerjee from Webfleet’s data and AI division will offer strategic insights into the transformative role of AI and data in fleet management and explore how the technology is reshaping logistics. He will also take part in the ‘Smarter Fleets’ panel, exploring emerging technologies that are driving efficiency, sustainability and safety.

A hands-on workshop led by Webfleet experts Dan Cowie, James Dewhurst and Richard Parkers will guide transport operators through practical steps to reduce costs, improve compliance, decarbonise and support driver safety – covering everything from fuel efficiency and route optimisation to risk management.

At its exhibition stand, Webfleet will showcase a portfolio of solutions tailored to HGV and logistics operators, designed to help businesses decarbonise, manage compliance and operate more efficiently.

The RHA Future Forum is a critical platform for the transport industry to come together, share knowledge and explore solutions to today’s most pressing challenges, said Annick Renoux, VP of Webfleet Europe.

At a time of uncertainty, it’s more important than ever that we collaborate as an industry. Webfleet is proud to support this agenda, bringing data-driven insights and practical solutions to help operators boost safety, cut costs and prepare for a more sustainable future.

The RHA Future Forum will gather industry leaders, innovators and operators to explore how collaboration and technology can strengthen the sector’s role as a vital part of the UK’s economy.