HGV & Bus News
Driverless buses set to arrive in Birmingha...
Driverless buses will begin transporting passengers around Birmingham next month, the region’s mayor has confirmed. Passengers will be able to use the buses between Birmingham
HGV market posts another year of growth
UK new heavy goods vehicle (HGV) registrations rose by 9.6% to 40,716 units in 2022, according to new figures published today by the Society of
Krone paints it black for events logistics ...
A haulier specialising in festival and conference logistics has expanded its trailer fleet – including one with a special paint job. FCL Event Logistics is
Openfield Co-op invests in 36 Fruehauf tipp...
Britain’s only national grain marketing and arable inputs co-operative, Openfield, is taking delivery of 36 sloper smoothsider tippers from Fruehauf as part of the company’s
Ann-Martin International acquires Schmitz C...
Walsall-based food transportation specialist Ann-Martin International has taken delivery of a Schmitz Cargobull S.KO COOL box body semi-trailer, equipped with an air distribution system optimised for the
Record year for Volvo Trucks in 2022
Volvo Trucks in 2022 executed its best performance in the company’s history. The global truck manufacturer delivered 145,195 trucks in 2022, an increase of 19%
bp pulse builds Europe’s first public cha...
The first charging corridor for medium and heavy-duty electric trucks (E-Trucks) in Europe has been announced by bp pulse. Six public charging locations with ultra-fast
Manfreight adds 20 high-spec Schmitz Cargob...
UK & European logistics provider Manfreight has taken delivery of 20 new Schmitz Cargobull S.CS FIXED ROOF trailers, as it drives forward the expansion of
Clive Cowern Transport improves sustainabil...
Shropshire-based Clive Cowern Transport has improved fleet sustainability with 10 new temperature-controlled trailers, featuring nine flagship Carrier Transicold Vector ® HE 19 multi-temperature (MT) units
EU to require climate-friendly trailers fro...
CO2 emissions are expected to fall by 15 per cent through to 2025 and by as much as 30 per cent by 2030 when compared
