Holyhead Port hoping to re-open by 16th January
Holyhead Port, situated in Anglesey, North Wales, serves as a pivotal maritime hub, facilitating substantial passenger and freight movement between the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Motorists’ biggest concerns about driverless cars
New research* has revealed that just over half of motorists (57%) are concerned about the feeling of not being in control of self-driving cars. The
DG McArdle boosts efficiency and uptime using Eureka TMS
A leading Irish haulier says its transport management system is helping it to cut vehicle down time and improve overall productivity. DG McArdle International Ltd
Seven million more potholes to be filled in 2025
The UK government has announced a substantial investment of £1.6 billion for the fiscal year 2025-2026 to tackle the nation’s persistent pothole problem. This funding
Predictive fleet maintenance driving down costs in the US
In the U.S., where over 11 million fleet vehicles are on the road, keeping fleets operational and cost-efficient is critical to profitability. Controlling fleet costs
Car subscriptions could be the catalyst for greener mobility
Electric vehicle sales have experienced a marked increase in the UK. According to international car experts, car subscription models hold significant untapped potential that could
Transportation: Four Industry Predictions for 2025
In this article, Christopher Keating, Senior Vice President of Trimble Transportation Europe, outlines the key trends set to transform the logistics sector in 2025 which
Ginsters owner fined £1.28m for employee death
The owner of Ginsters has been fined £1.28 million after an employee was killed by a lorry that was delivering supplies to the bakery where
Port of Felixstowe suspend some new booking charges
The Suffolk Port’s new Container Booking System (CBS) launched yesterday (1 January) but officials have said “there will be no charging hauliers for Late Notification
Stricter emissions testing for PHEVs
The automotive industry is undergoing significant regulatory changes aimed at achieving more accurate real-world emissions data. As of January 1, 2025, the Euro 6e-bis emissions
