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Electric vans could be worked harder and ch...
Petrol and diesel-powered light commercial vehicles (LCVs) are being worked more than twice as hard as electric vans within the same customer fleets, despite the
The top 5 ways technology supports business...
Technology has changed the way we live our lives, so it only makes sense that it has also revolutionised how we work. Solutions that streamline
How smart technology can help cut HGV deat...
Driving heavy vehicles is a challenging occupation, demanding skill and concentration whether operating on worksites, built-up urban areas or rural roads. Despite rigorous driver training
Allen Logistics adds new Actros with Mirror...
Allen Logistics in Co. Armagh has once again chosen Mercedes-Benz for its fleet additions, meaning two-thirds of the fleet now display the three-pointed stars. It
Seven considerations for upgrading fleets t...
With all the press attention and hype about 5G, it’s natural to wonder when the real deal is arriving. What form will it take? And
New vehicle technology could save drivers �...
Technology which can read road signs could save drivers £327 million* in speeding fines according to new research by SEAT. The study of 2,000 UK
IVECO raises the level of the customers’ ...
IVECO is launching the new IVECO ON portal that provides easy access to the brand’s extensive offering of connectivity-enabled services developed to help its customers
HaulTech: The growing number of female exec...
In recognition of International Women’s Day, HaulTech are celebrating one of their Directors, Clare Chidlow, who has succeeded in an industry which traditionally lacks diversity. Clare began
Over half of logistics business leaders res...
Outdated attitudes towards technology amongst senior logistics business leaders are at risk of jeopardising future business survival, new research has found. The Connected Enterprise report,
Michelin to incorporate RFID to all its car...
Michelin will incorporate Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chips into all its car tyres by 2023. The manufacturer believes RFID technology is a cost-effective way of
