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GDPR: Licence Check urges fleets to renew l...
As GDPR approaches its third anniversary this May, driver and risk management specialist Licence Check is warning fleet operators that many drivers will need re-mandating
Thieves making £200 a time stealing car ch...
With the UK set to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030, the future of the motor trade industry really is
How does big data contribute to improving r...
Whenever we drive a connected car, dozens of gigabytes of data are generated anonymisedly and collected by its numerous sensors and electronic components, such as
Britain’s best breakdown providers reveal...
Britain’s best breakdown recovery providers have been revealed, with LV Britannia Rescue rated best overall, according to exclusive research by the country’s leading consumer champion
Manston Airport post-Brexit lorry park will...
The overflow lorry park and coronavirus testing facility at Manston Airport in Thanet is set to close three months early. The Department of Transport has
Compliance: Operator disqualified for two y...
A Stockport operator that invoked the wrath of the traffic commissioner by making “hollow” promises and lacking financial standing has been disqualified for two years.
Pallet-Track launches its Hooray for Haulie...
Logistics business Pallet-Track has launched a national Hooray for Hauliers campaign to celebrate the role of the key worker drivers who have kept Britain moving
Hauliers still struggling with red tape at ...
Hauliers are still facing serious issues travelling via Welsh ports to Ireland which is resulting in a major fall-off of trade through the ports, according
Pensioners have more penalty points than yo...
There are more than 304,000 pensioners (over 65s) currently driving on UK roads with penalty points on their licence, nearly 25 times the number of
HaulTech: The growing number of female exec...
In recognition of International Women’s Day, HaulTech are celebrating one of their Directors, Clare Chidlow, who has succeeded in an industry which traditionally lacks diversity. Clare began
