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Herefordshire haulier puts staff in the dri...
A Herefordshire haulier which has been operating for more than 100 years has put its staff in the driving seat by introducing an employee ownership
Logistics UK discusses solutions for Northe...
Logistics UK’s Head of Trade and Devolved Policy, Nichola Mallon, joined other business leaders in Northern Ireland (NI) on Wednesday 22 February 2023 at a
Volvo leads the booming market for electric...
Volvo Trucks has now sold more than 4,300 electric trucks globally in more than 38 countries, while in Europe it is leading the way with
How should the fleet industry cope with ano...
2022 was a particularly challenging year for supply chains. The impact of Brexit and the pandemic were still being felt, alongside new challenges in the
DAF calls for more government support to tr...
Electric trucks are not cost effective when compared to today’s most efficient diesels, unless the Government provides greater support. That’s the view of the managing
Mid and West Wales Fire & Rescue Servi...
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service (MAWWFRS) with over 1,300 drivers has switched to the fully automated DAVIS compliance platform from Derby-based Licence
First of ten veterans starts work as HGV dr...
Former British Army soldier Wez Thomson is the first of ten former military personnel to start a new job as an HGV driver with Asda,
RAC reports rising number of people breakin...
The recent increase in the percentage of drivers admitting to speeding on 60mph rural roads is “extremely worrying”, says the RAC. Nearly half (48%) of
Driverless buses set to arrive in Birmingha...
Driverless buses will begin transporting passengers around Birmingham next month, the region’s mayor has confirmed. Passengers will be able to use the buses between Birmingham
Research reveals women aged 20-29 achieve h...
New research from Pallet-Track has revealed that young women are in top gear when it comes to passing HGV driving tests, with female drivers aged
