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Chamberlain Transport switches local Pallet...
British haulage business Chamberlain Transport has today (Tuesday 3rd December) announced that it has switched its local Palletforce collections and delivery vehicles to now be
HGV driver sentenced for drunk driving in S...
Janis Rimovics, a 50-year-old HGV driver, has been convicted and sentenced after a shocking incident involving drink-driving in Pagham, West Sussex. On the evening of
Motorists urged to avoid falling foul of ve...
Motorists must guard against unscrupulous car cloning criminals to avoid fines and penalties for offences they’ve not committed, warns leading vehicle data and valuation specialist HPI.
MIT and Mecalux launch project to accelerat...
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) and intralogistics group Mecalux have kicked off a five-year collaborative project to expedite
Zapmap reveals findings of latest EV driver...
Zapmap, the UK’s leading charge point mapping service, has unveiled the results of its comprehensive survey of electric vehicle (EV) drivers. Responses show that overall
Tony O’Mahony sticks with Volvo
County Cork’s Tony O’Mahony Agri Plant Hire & Haulage has taken delivery of a Volvo FH16 750 6×2 tractor unit continuing its long-standing relationship with
HaulTech boosts efficiency for S R Harradin...
Switching from pen and paper planning to a HaulTech transport management system is bringing significant benefits to a family-run haulage firm. Based on the outskirts
WS Transportation signs new deal with Haula...
HaulageHub, the Liverpool City Region based digital freight marketplace, has secured a major new contact with WS Transportation, one of the UK’s leading logistics firms.
ArrowXL delivers another good night’s sle...
Hypnia, the top British sleep company, has extended their contract with ArrowXL, the UK’s largest and longest established two-person home delivery specialist, to store and
Ambitious investment in safer roads could s...
Investing £2.5bn into high-return road safety schemes could prevent more than 17,000 deaths and serious injuries over the next 20 years, saving nearly £9bn in
