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National Grid opt for first all-terrain tyr...
The first all-terrain tyres suitable for van and camper applications which allows vehicles to drive off-road is keeping the wheels of the UK’s electricity infrastructure
Lack of new HGV drivers could prove ‘...
During the pandemic, the UK got a taste of what a shortage of truck (HGV) drivers looks like, with empty supermarket shelves, a lack of
Renault Trucks returns to Commercial Vehicl...
Returning to the Commercial Vehicle Show for the first time in 12 years, Renault Trucks will take the spotlight at the NEC (29 April –
The role of technology to help navigate US ...
The UK automotive sector is navigating choppy waters. This time, it’s not COVID, a semiconductor crunch or Brexit, but tariffs. New US trade policies, including
S&G Transport drivers approve new Duri...
A Devon-based haulier says it has quickly been able to adapt to new Progressive Safe System (PSS) regulations thanks to Durite cameras – and its
RAC pothole breakdowns double in first quar...
RAC patrols attended 9,439 pothole breakdowns in the first three months of 2025 – more than double the number they were called out to between
The state of the UK’s road transport mark...
Despite Brexit, the United Kingdom continues to maintain strong connections with European markets. And although the UK boasts a robust maritime infrastructure, it relies heavily
3Dtracking adds automated commands to its t...
In the fleet management operations of many industries – from logistics to mining to security services and more – manual intervention is typically required to
Ogilvie Fleet expands sustainable mobility ...
Ogilvie Fleet has launched its latest mobility solution, Ogilvie ReLease, which is offering companies nearly new vehicles as a smart and sustainable way to keep
Mercedes-Benz to withdraw from small van se...
Mercedes-Benz has announced its strategic exit from the small van market, with production of the Citan and T-Class set to end in 2025. This pivotal
