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Greener and cleaner

With less than 6 months until the implementation of ULEZ, we are all hands-on deck preparing the company for this positive step towards healthier air.

Making London a zero carbon city

The Mayor’s Transport Strategy has provided London with a clear vision on where we need to be to maintain our status as a leading global city.

Introducing our Freight Service

Do you have a haulage or logistical challenge and need some help?

A view on the future of urban logistics

Written by six students from the University of Southampton working as part of CitySprint's partnership with the Transport Research Group (TRG).

Award recognition for CitySprint's National Customer Care team

Last week members of our client services team, Donna Smith and Rosie Bailey, attended the UK Complaint Handling Awards where CitySprint were nominated as finalists in two categories.

The cargo bike push continues

In August 2017, the first five of our new-age cargo bikes joined our London fleet. Since then we’ve expanded to 25 electrically assisted ones, boasting one of London’s largest fleets and bringing our zero-emission fleet to 120+ vehicles.

Focusing on all things green

As Dr. Seuss once said, ‘it’s not easy being green’, but we’re trying our best to be.

CitySprint named top delivery company by Which?

I’m immensely proud to announce that out of 12 leading delivery companies and independent couriers, CitySprint achieved a first class 92% satisfaction score in the Which? “Best and worst delivery companies 2017” ranking - putting us in first place.

Red Nose Day 2017

Across our network, we have been dressing up in our finest ACDC wigs and leg warmers to raise money for the great cause that is Comic Relief. Currently we've tallied hundreds of pounds and we're still counting!

London's T-charge and the courier industry

This autumn, Mayor Khan’s toxicity charge comes into play – a £10 “pollution tax” that any older and more polluting vehicle – will be required to pay on entering central London.