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US tariffs threaten UK motor manufacturing ...
The recent imposition of US tariffs on imported goods has sent shockwaves through the global economy, with the UK’s motor manufacturing and logistics sectors poised
Report shows UK’s self-driving future...
New research from future mobility experts, DG Cities, has uncovered a significant trust gap in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) that could undermine the UK’s
UK Government extends the Plug-in Truck and...
On 31st March 2025, the UK Government announced the extension of the Plug-in Van and Truck Grants for an additional year, reinforcing its commitment to
Updated requirements for the Laden Brake Te...
Ensuring commercial vehicles are roadworthy is a vital duty for operators and transport managers. A key aspect of this responsibility is brake testing, which has
HGV driver awarded £166,000 in damages for...
In a recent legal decision, an HGV driver previously compensated with £110,000 for injuries sustained during unloading has been awarded an additional £56,000 in damages
Cross River Partnership launches the Waterl...
Cross River Partnership (CRP), an impartial partnership organisation, is excited to launch an innovative, sustainable and transformative 6-month Trial of zero-emission deliveries from the Waterloo
How AI is changing the transport industry
Artificial Intelligence is steadily becoming a key component in many industries, and the transport and logistics sector is no different. According to Barney Goffer, Product
World-leading companies on track to run 100...
A challenging economy, geopolitical events and political shifts are not stopping companies from forging ahead with ambitious plans to operate zero emission fleets by 2030.
Is there a place for self-driving vehicles ...
You’ve likely heard about the rapid advancements in self-driving vehicles. Autonomous vehicle (AV) technology promises increased efficiency and reduced labour costs, but is the industry
Combined car and commercial vehicle product...
UK car and commercial vehicle production declined -11.6% in February, to 82,178 units, according to the latest figures released today by the Society of Motor
