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Volkswagen considers factory closures and 1...
Volkswagen is considering the closure of four factories and cuts of up to 100,000 jobs in what could become the biggest restructuring in the company’s
Tachograph rules change: what operators nee...
From 1st July 2026, significant changes to tachograph requirements have come into force across the UK and EU road transport sector, primarily affecting international haulage
New crash tests launched after hidden HGV s...
National Highways has launched a series of crash tests with Euro NCAP and leading European road safety organisations after identifying a significant safety risk on
GXO Logistics extends Co-op transport contr...
GXO Logistics has secured a five-year extension to its transport contract with Co-op, strengthening a long-standing supply chain partnership that now enters its second decade.
Ford E-Transit Custom Sport review: The ele...
A week with Ford’s electric best-seller — the E-Transit Custom Sport reviewed by Ian Campbell. First Impressions The Transit Custom has been the best-selling vehicle
Land’s End to John O’Groats drive power...
Easee and Renault have successfully completed the Easee Sun Run, becoming the first team to drive a production electric vehicle from Land’s End to John
Octopus and CATL bring battery-swapping hub...
Octopus Energy and CATL have formed a joint venture to develop a major battery-swapping network for electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) across the UK and
Flexible Power Systems and Barron McCann an...
Flexible Power Systems (FPS) and Barron McCann have announced a strategic partnership to help commercial fleets deploy electric vehicles (EVs) reliably, efficiently and at scale.
GXO Finds, UK Businesses Struggle to Act on...
Sustainability and transport efficiency are rising priorities for UK organisations, but a new report from GXO Logistics, Inc. reveals that many businesses are still unsure
UK Drivers Risk Windscreen Cracks in Summer...
As temperatures rise across the UK, motorists are being warned that a widespread summer habit could be putting windscreens at risk of cracking. New research
