ADBLUE is a fluid designed to limit the number of harmful emissions produced by diesel cars on UK roads. Here, we look at how it works and where it is available. AdBlue us a fluid sprayed into the ...

Fleet operators and their drivers are being stung by the frequency and cost of AdBlue top-ups, with some diesel vehicles needing a top-up every 3,000-4,000 miles. That’s effectively every six tanks of ...

Most people might not be familiar with the importance of AdBlue, the liquid used in diesel vehicles to remove nitrogen oxides from exhaust gas. However, it may soon be capturing more headlines as an ...

In simple terms, AdBlue is a liquid designed to reduce the amount of emissions generated from modern diesel engines. Technically-speaking, AdBlue is a solution made from 32.5 per cent urea and 67.5 ...

The peak body for road transport companies in Western Australia has warned the nation faces another AdBlue shortage unless the federal government supports new onshore manufacturing. Late last year ...

If you've seen bottles of AdBlue at filling stations and wonder what it's for and whether your car needs it, our guide will tell you everything you need to know. Picture the scene: you're in the queue ...

Many diesel engines use what's known as a 'Selective Catalytic Reduction' system to reduce harmful nitrogen oxide emissions. This type of system, used to help the engine meet increasingly strict ...

Unscrupulous commercial vehicle operators looking to cheat emissions regulations by installing AdBlue emulators have been told by the senior traffic commissioner to desist or face losing their ...

ADBLUE is a fluid designed to limit the number of harmful emissions produced by diesel cars on UK roads. Here, we look at how it works and where it is available. AdBlue pumps are slowly increasing ...