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The new EU Truck CO2 rules
The Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) industry is facing a significant challenge with the introduction of new EU regulations aimed at reducing CO2 emissions from trucks.
Manufacturers must learn to live with crisi...
Supply chain managers in manufacturing must learn to become ‘masters of disaster’ because crisis and disruption will continue to challenge the logistics sector through 2023
DAF Trucks in 2022: superb performance in a...
With a market share of 17.3% in the European heavy truck market and a total production of 68,000 units, DAF Trucks has set new records
XPO reports UK Gender Pay Gap data showing ...
XPO, a leading provider of freight transportation services, has published its 2022 UK Gender Pay Gap Report on its website, with data related to the
Volvo launches powerful biogas truck for lo...
Volvo Trucks is launching a new, more powerful gas-powered truck that can run on liquified biogas. The new truck can carry out demanding, long distance
HVS awarded share of £6.6m government fund...
Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS), a UK-based hydrogen-powered commercial vehicle innovator, today reveals that the consortium it leads, Hub2Hub, has been awarded £6.6 million to develop
Spanning the Calder & Hebble Navigatio...
Believed to be the largest individual civil engineering project ever undertaken by Calderdale Council, Collett deliver four steel bridge sections to form the new link
First Hydrogen reveals next generation zero...
First Hydrogen, automotive and energy developer, has revealed the first glimpse of its next generation zero emission vans. The Generation II images tease the designs
Pothole-related breakdowns leap during last...
RAC patrols attended nearly a quarter (23%) more breakdowns where potholes were likely to blame in the last three months of 2022 compared to the
Best year in a decade for UK CV production
UK commercial vehicle (CV) production grew 39.3% in 2022, with 101,600 vans, trucks, taxis, buses and coaches leaving factory lines, according to the latest figures published
