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Young people won’t drive trucks even ...

Feb 09, 2021Comments off

The UK is facing a shortage of 76,000 thousand drivers, despite the wages being higher than the UK average and jobs being waiting. Mark Hall

SM UK produces Yorkshire’s first Covid-sa...

Feb 09, 2021Comments off

Leeds-based auto engineering and vehicle safety specialist SM UK has invested £200,000 to develop a fleet Covid-safe vehicles designed to provide workers with a secure

Dashcam: a ‘game changer’ in enforcemen...

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As many as 89 dashcam video recordings of alleged motoring offences were submitted to police forces every day in 2019, according to data analysed by

No extension for DVS deadline but apply bef...

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Transport for London’s Direct Vision Standard (DVS) permit will be enforced from the beginning of March – and thousands of hauliers have still not applied.

Auto Windscreens ‘primed and ready...

Feb 08, 2021Comments off

Automotive windscreen repair and replacement company, Auto Windscreens is ‘primed and ready’ for the introduction of new ‘Insurance Industry Requirements (IIR) for the safe repair

Daimler plans separation into two pure−pl...

Feb 05, 2021Comments off

Daimler plans a fundamental change in its structure, designed to unlock the full potential of its businesses in a zero-emissions, software-driven future. The Supervisory Board

New car registrations fall -39.5%

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The UK new car market fell -39.5% in January with 59,030 fewer registrations compared to the same month last year, according to figures published today

Potholes a growing concern for drivers

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Potholes are perceived by motorists to be a much more significant concern on the road than they were three years ago, overtaking texting and drink

C&C Vehicle Services ramps up capacity...

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Northampton is home to a brand-new commercial vehicle accident repair centre, opened this week by C&C Vehicle Services to support a surge in demand for

FORS launches abnormal indivisible loads tr...

Feb 02, 2021Comments off

FORS is launching a new training course for transport managers, to help them better understand how to manage the transportation of abnormal indivisible loads. Abnormal