Secondary News
Alphabet data shows EV consumer positivity
More than half of UK motorists are considering switching to an electric vehicle (EV) within the next 12 months, according to new research conducted by
Harbour International Freight marks 10 year...
Harbour International Freight is celebrating a decade as a member of the Pall-Ex network, marking 10 years of sustained growth, increased freight volumes and expanded
Why real-time operational visibility is bec...
Most fleet disruptions do not begin with a breakdown. They begin with small operational signals that go unnoticed for too long. In this article, Patrick
HGV electrification: from pilot to practice
Electric HGV registrations in the UK grew by more than 170% in 2025, with 587 new vehicles registered – taking the cumulative total over 1,000
Funding applications open for lorry park im...
National Highways is urging lorry parking operators to apply for additional funding aimed at improving facilities for HGV drivers, following the extension of its multi-million-pound
DAF launches low-roof XD car transport sect...
DAF Trucks has introduced a new low-roof version of its distribution-focused DAF XD, developed specifically for the car transportation sector. The launch marks DAF’s return
eFREIGHT Autonomous highlights key HGV oppo...
eFREIGHT Autonomous has unveiled the findings of a nine-month study into autonomous heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), identifying hub-to-hub motorway trunking and intermodal shuttle services as
Waste collection goes electric across Europ...
Electric mobility is transforming the municipal sector, with MAN Truck & Bus leading the transition towards cleaner public services across Europe. The company now offers
ReFuels to expand UK biomethane network wit...
ReFuels N.V. is set to strengthen the UK’s low-carbon freight infrastructure with the construction of a new public-access biomethane refuelling station in Swindon. Construction of
Mercedes-Benz Vans highlights hidden cost o...
Mercedes-Benz Vans UK is highlighting the growing operational and financial impact of vehicle downtime after new research revealed UK businesses lose an average of £1,172
