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20 years of the modern MINI
The MINI brand and BMW Group’s UK manufacturing plants in Oxford and Swindon are celebrating twenty successful years of MINI production. In early 2001, production
Traffic management measures in Kent stood d...
Traffic management measures in Kent, introduced when the transition period ended, have been removed as trade returns to normal levels. The Kent Access Permit (KAP) and
First new Volvo in a decade for Broughton T...
Melksham-based Broughton Transport is bringing Volvo Trucks back into the fold after taking delivery of a new FH 500 pusher axle tractor unit with Globetrotter
Fontaine introduce new heavy-duty 2” slid...
Fifth wheel specialist Fontaine has announced the launch of a new 170SF Heavy Duty 2’’ Sliding Fifth Wheel into the commercial market, designed for 80-tonne
Warburtons first 16 tonne 100% electric tru...
Warburtons, the UK’s largest bakery brand, is rolling out its first 16 tonne 100% electric truck, a Renault Trucks D Z.E. The vehicle, striking in
Helping fleet operators transition to full ...
Trucks are responsible for a disproportionate amount of greenhouse gases on the EU’s roads. In a study by Transport & Environment, trucks were found to
Licence curtailed for transport manager fai...
A Neasden operator has had its licence cut by almost a third for a month after “system deficiencies” were not resolved following a DVSA site
Measures to boost safety on ‘All Lane...
Every new ‘All Lane Running’ (ALR) motorway, more commonly known as ‘smart motorway’, will open with technology in place to spot stopped or broken-down vehicles
RAC: Desperate state of UK roads highlighte...
Despite a national coronavirus lockdown, RAC patrols went to the aid of a staggering 4,694 drivers who had most likely broken down as a result
Volvo Trucks ready to electrify a large par...
With sales starting this year of three new heavy-duty all-electric models, Volvo Trucks believes the time is right for a rapid upswing in electrification of
