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Buffaload and Hultsteins Cooling on Gas at ...
Double-deck refrigerated trailer specialist Buffaload Logistics, will be demonstrating a temperature-controlled tractor trailer combination at this year’s ITT Hub which, says the company, provides an
March rise drives UK car production first q...
UK car production rose 6.0% in the first three months of 2023, to 219,887 units, according to the latest figures published today by the Society
Pallet-Track delivers road safety training
Pallet-Track has delivered a new road safety initiative to improve staff awareness around the challenges faced by HGV drivers on the road and on site.
Biffa and Lunaz to up-cycle and electrify b...
Leading sustainable waste management company Biffa, and the UK’s fastest growing vehicle electrification and upcycling business Lunaz, have taken a landmark step towards cleaning up one of
Labcraft lights the way for safer operation...
Labcraft, industry-leading designers and manufacturers of low-voltage LED lighting for commercial vehicles, is presenting a range of innovative lighting solutions at this year’s ITT Hub,
Revised guidance on categorisation of defec...
The DVSA has issued revised guidance on how they categorise vehicle defects in roadside checks has been published. The guide outlines the actions they will
Nottinghamshire logistics firm drives to be...
Nottinghamshire-based logistics firm, Mitchells of Mansfield a Palletways UK member, has partnered with climate action organisation Ecologi to drive the company’s social responsibility and support
Major deal for Asset Alliance Group
Asset Alliance Group is providing The Green Group with 101 new Mercedes-Benz Actros trucks, in one of the commercial vehicle specialist’s most significant deals of
On-street charging network Connected Kerb n...
On-street electric vehicle (EV) charging specialist Connected Kerb is the latest network to go live on Zap-Pay, the simple way to pay for EV charging
Bridgestone’s Fleet Debris Study highligh...
Thousands of costly punctures on motorways across England can be prevented in a matter of minutes if commercial fleets took the time to check their
