HGV & Bus News
MV Commercial: truck maintenance checks eve...
MV Commercial has advised that regular truck maintenance checks have become even more essential following the DVSA’s decision to suspend MOTs for commercial vehicles for
Transport2 offers critical frontline staff ...
Transport2, the market-leading provider of transport management services behind the CoachHire.com and Kura brands, has today launched an emergency package for businesses, designed to support staff unable to
DfT urged to bring longer semi-trailers int...
The Government is being urged to ‘seize the opportunity’ to improve safety and reduce lorry emissions, by making the use of longer semi-trailers a permanent
Andover Trailers drawbar combination offers...
Agricultural plant specialist Farol has continued its long-standing relationship with Andover Trailers, taking delivery of a new ultra-versatile drawbar combination to help move a variety
Five new Volvo FEs for Nicklin Transit Pack...
Birmingham based, Nicklin Transit Packaging is reporting excellent driver feedback from five new Volvo FE 18 tonne rigids, which entered service during 2019. Supplied by
Dawsongroup says Brexit may reform our HGV ...
In a new executive brief, Dawsongroup predicts substantial growth in the rental and leasing sector post-Brexit, with the haulage industry potentially overturning long-held traditional positions
Graphics Depot give Blackheath Products’ ...
Blackheath Products, a leading supplier to the construction and furniture industries, entered 2020 with an eye-catching ‘new’ fleet following the completion by Graphics Depot of
’tis the season for Christmas jumpers...
Bus passengers on Stagecoach West Scotland’s services could hardly believe their eyes last Friday (13th December) when the bus doors opened to reveal Santa, Rudolf
Dawes Highway Safety wins legal action
Dawes Highway Safety, which has fitted its innovative and award-winning PeoplePanels® to more than 5,000 HGVs across the UK, has warned fleets to be on
UK Transport operators lack confidence with...
Four-in-ten (40%) UK transport operators don’t feel confident that their services are fully prepared for change over the next five years, with almost half (43%)
