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Electric Car Grant stimulates EV demand
The announcement of the first tranche of models approved for the Government’s Electric Car Grant (ECG) has accelerated plans by UK motorists to purchase EVs,
Expect Distribution launches first electric...
Expect Distribution has taken delivery of its first two fully electric heavy goods vehicles as part of the eFREIGHT 2030 project, marking a major step
Leighton Vans secures GB approval for Ford ...
Rotherham-based Leighton Vans has announced it has received official GB Whole Vehicle Type Approval from the Vehicle Certification Agency to fit its LV-RF kit to the
Myenergi teams with BT and Openreach to Ele...
British smart home energy technology manufacturer myenergi has partnered with BT and Openreach to support the electrification of their commercial van and company car fleets
Haulage industry moves forward, but driver ...
Over the last 30 years, the haulage sector has made significant strides in safety, driver comfort, infrastructure, and technology. Despite these advancements, progress in supporting
Hauliers urged to stay focused on ICS2 cust...
Hauliers should not become complacent about Import Control System 2 (ICS2) Phase 3, despite many EU members delaying the introduction of the cargo information system,
French VAT rule change set to disrupt UK–...
From 1st January 2026, non-EU companies will no longer be permitted to use limited tax representation in France under Customs Regime 42. For UK businesses
Exclusive: Inside Wrightbus’s truck r...
An exclusive conversation with the engineers behind the Wrightbus’s groundbreaking truck repowering programme; CTO Paul Thomas and Programme Director James Bishop. Wrightbus has come a
Building a resilient supply chain amid unpa...
Supply chain logistics have always been finely balanced systems, dependent on precise timing, rapid pivots and slim margins. Over the past decade, these systems have
Solving the $100 billion truck parking cris...
For years, truck parking has been treated as a “driver problem.” A lack of spaces meant drivers would circle lots, pull onto shoulders, or gamble
