Trade Associations
FORS accreditation ‘an absolute must&...
Shortlisted for Haulier of the Year at the 2024 MT Awards, Campeys of Selby has revealed that its accreditation with FORS is ‘an absolute must’
Felixstowe’s new container booking system...
The Container Booking System (CBS) replaced the Vehicle Booking System (VBS) in Felixstowe on Monday 15th July. VBS was introduced in 2007, whereby a certain number
HGV market holds steady as rigid uptake ris...
New heavy goods vehicle (HGV) registrations rose 2.6% in Q2 2024, reversing the decline recorded in the first quarter of the year, according to the
Truck Cartel: Competition Appeal Tribunal g...
The RHA has been granted a Collective Proceedings Order (CPO) and given the go ahead by the Competition Appeal Tribunal to seek compensation for operators
CV production still strong despite first ha...
UK commercial vehicle (CV) manufacturing fell -2.9% in the first six months of the year as 56,956 vans, trucks, taxis, buses and coaches left factory
Border zone to be increased at Dover
The French border control zone at the Port of Dover is to be expanded to reduce the risk of queues at peak times when the
DVS Extended by 3 months to 6 months
Officials are set to extend a grace period to six months for hauliers operating in the capital to comply with new Progressive Safe System (PSS)
FORS unveils new decarbonisation training m...
FORS, the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, has unveiled ‘Introduction to Decarbonisation’, a brand-new module for its popular FORS Practitioner training programme. The new course equips
Commercial vehicle production falls in May
UK commercial vehicle (CV) manufacturing fell for the third consecutive month in May, by -59.3%, as temporary supply chain challenges impacted output, according to the
Electric van ‘bricking’ issues ...
Twelve-volt battery technology needs to improve, says the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP), as “bricking” issues continue to affect adoption of electric vans. Paul Hollick,
