World’s first double decker hydrogen bus begin operating in Aberdeen
In a significant acceleration towards the UK’s green energy ambitions, the double decker hydrogen bus hits the streets of Aberdeen in a world-first this week
Return of repossessions is unlikely to affect values significantly
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published updated final guidance, confirming an initial proposal, that as a last resort, consumer credit lenders would once again
Department for Transport: £93m for road upgrades and repairs
As part of the Government’s commitment to fuel the economic recovery from Covid-19, the Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has today (Saturday 30 January) pledged £93m for
Coronavirus sends UK CV production down -15.5% in 2020
UK commercial vehicle (CV) manufacturing declined -15.5% in 2020, with just 66,116 vans, trucks, taxis, buses and coaches leaving production lines, according to the latest figures released today
More than a third of van drivers considering switch to electric vans
The ‘white van man’ is going green with more than a third considering the switch to electric – and 20 per cent are ditching fry-ups
Newly expanded Humber Container Terminal opens for business
ABP Humber are proud to announce the completion of the £50 million investment in their Humber Container Terminal. The investment has seen a reduction in
TyreWatch tyre wear specialist tackle mis-aligned HGVs
TyreWatch, the smart technology tyre monitoring experts are using the latest JOSAM Cam-aligner wheel alignment system to diagnose and correct mis-aligned vehicles which the company
WATT Electric Vehicle Company: Future niche EVs
The niche vehicle industry faces a considerable challenge in the transition to an electric future – low-volume manufacturers wanting to go zero emission cannot buy
How Coronavirus has changed fleet management
The Coronavirus pandemic is leading to a change in the way fleets are managed with many aspects moving online as people work from home. Commercial
HGV drivers advised to get a COVID test before arriving in Kent
If you’re travelling via the Port of Dover or Eurotunnel you should get a negative COVID test before arriving in Kent, the Department for Transport
