Secondary News
Drive towards electric important as ever
Bradshaw Electric Vehicles, one of the UK’s leading suppliers of industrial electric vehicles, has encouraged businesses and organisations across the UK to continue electrifying their
New anti-braking speed cameras could come t...
Drivers have been warned UK roads could soon be equipped with devices designed to detect harsh braking following successful implementation in Spain. . The groundbreaking
South Coast Logistics welcomes five new Vol...
Fermoy-based South Coast Logistics has taken delivery of five new Volvo FM 460 6×2 tractor units, helping to facilitate the company’s ongoing expansion. Supplied by
Centrad ready to deliver quick solution as ...
One of the UK’s leading vehicle CCTV camera specialists, Centrad has already laid the groundwork to preparing for the incoming changes to Transport for London’s Direct Vision
Fleet management software could become obli...
Fleet management software could become obligatory in the future as part of long-term regulatory trends, FleetCheck is suggesting. Momentum is coming from two different directions,
Gasrec adds resilience to its supply chain
Bio-LNG supplier Gasrec has announced several new deals to strengthen the resilience of its supply chain as the company prepares for considerable expansion over the
Montgomery Distribution invests in state-of...
Montgomery Distribution, a member of the Palletways network, has invested in a 135,000-square-foot state-of-the-art logistics hub in Preston. To ensure an unparalleled customer experience and
Pioneers in warehouse automation are reapin...
Research with manufacturers, retailers, and 3PLs across a range of sectors has highlighted that many have already invested significantly in warehouse automation, including over a
We need to be bolder on zero emission truck...
Trucks equipped with batteries or powered by hydrogen fuel cells must constitute the overwhelming majority of new truck sales by 2040, in line with regulatory
Topspeed Couriers to start their electric v...
Topspeed Couriers is accelerating towards a future of electric transport by investing heavily in battery-powered vans. The Cheshire-based company has already added 22 zero-emission vans
