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Innovating the construction industry
Construction calls for a hands-on approach. It’s a tough job that requires hardy workers. The new Mercedes-Benz Arocs has all the qualities required to be the
New ‘Business’ trimline announc...
IVECO is introducing a new Business trimline from September 2020 which will be available across the entire Daily product range (excluding Daily 4×4 and Minibus
Volvo sees increased interest in gas for he...
Hauliers and transport buyers are increasingly moving towards refrigerated liquefied natural gas as a cheaper and more environmentally friendly alternative to diesel. In order to
Renault Trucks celebrates 40 years of Maste...
To celebrate 40 years of the Master LCV product, Renault Trucks has launched a special edition of its latest generation Master Red EDITION range. Named
The Mercedes-Benz EQV: electric, versatile,...
The Mercedes-Benz EQV (combined power consumption: 26.4-26.3 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 0 g/km)* is the first premium MPV from Mercedes-Benz with purely battery-electric drive.
Michelin tyre deal takes John Sutch Cranes ...
John Sutch Cranes has confirmed it will specify Michelin tyres across its fleet of mobile cranes, tractor units, trailers and rigid trucks, after a trial
EFS Global grows business during lockdown
Within nine months of joining Palletways, Europe’s largest and fastest growing palletised freight network, and part of the Imperial group, Burnley-based EFS Global have grown
Fleet driver training ‘shouldn’t be...
A leading fleet training organisation is calling on passenger transport operators to ensure they have regular, effective professional driver training in place for drivers. RED
New tougher sentences for drivers who kill
The Government is set to introduce the option of a life sentence for drivers who kill as a result of speeding, using a mobile phone
Fleet managers risk conviction of their emp...
Licence Bureau is warning fleet managers and others responsible for business fleets that they face the same penalty points as their employees should they be
