Fleet News
Logistics UK: REUL Bill leaves UK supply ch...
Business group Logistics UK has raised concerns about the government’s proposed Retained EU Law (REUL) Bill, which is currently making its way through Parliament, and
Electric timber trucks to be trialled in Sc...
Scottish Forestry has awarded £452,000 towards a three year trial which will test the use of state-of-the-art electric timber wagons to transport timber. As part
First fully-customised Volkswagen ID. Buzz ...
Premium household appliance manufacturer, Miele, has become the first customer to receive five fully-customised Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo vans, specified to meet the company’s needs.
Allstar and EVYVE join forces to increase r...
Allstar, one of the UK’s leading fuel, EV and business expense payment companies, today announces that Rapid and Ultra Rapid EV charging provider, EVYVE, has
First Hydrogen commences vehicle trials wit...
First Hydrogen’s first-of-its-kind light commercial vehicle (LCV) has been delivered to Rivus, the award-winning fleet management provider, to commence road trials. First Hydrogen’s fuel cell
Buffaload and Hultsteins Cooling on Gas at ...
Double-deck refrigerated trailer specialist Buffaload Logistics, will be demonstrating a temperature-controlled tractor trailer combination at this year’s ITT Hub which, says the company, provides an
Coventry University launches fast-track cou...
A new fast-track course developed by Coventry University aims to augment the skills and knowledge required to keep pace with the advances made in driverless
March rise drives UK car production first q...
UK car production rose 6.0% in the first three months of 2023, to 219,887 units, according to the latest figures published today by the Society
Pallet-Track delivers road safety training
Pallet-Track has delivered a new road safety initiative to improve staff awareness around the challenges faced by HGV drivers on the road and on site.
New DAF Electric Truck Assembly plant offic...
DAF’s new assembly plant for battery electric trucks has been officially opened this week by Micky Adriaansens, the Dutch minister of Economic Affairs and Climate.
