One of South-East England’s leading logistics providers has invested in more Krone trailers as business continues to boom. Cranleigh Freight Services (CFS) offers a full range of transport services to Europe. The company has added three
The Go-Ahead Group has joined partners in Oxford to launch one of the UK’s biggest fleets of electric buses, delivering cleaner air, smoother journeys and brand new vehicles for the university city. The £82.5 million project
The RAC is calling on the Government to commission an independent study into the issue of headlight glare after new research found 85% of those affected believe the problem is getting worse.* An RAC survey of
As 2023 drew to a close, road freight prices reached their highest point since December 2022, as anticipated by the industry. With fuel prices rising steadily between July and November last year and capacities strained amid
Trojan Energy, the on-street electric vehicle charging specialist, has secured a significant £26 million investment to facilitate its ambitious growth plans. The funding round comprises of £8 million from growth capital investor, BGF alongside an £18
Volvo Trucks has become the first truck manufacturer in the UK to have four different models of low emission vehicle approved for the Government’s plug-in grant of up to £25,000 on new registrations, including the International
A new partnership has been launched today (15 January) between road users and industry to help tackle the scourge of potholes as shock new figures from the AA show pothole damage to vehicles has hit a
In a recent turn of events, M&M Kerr, a prominent transport company and Scotland’s only haulier of hanging meat, has faced the severe consequence of losing its operating license due to tampering with vehicle speed limiters.
Fleets are more worried about vehicle choice and availability on their road to electrification rather than range according to findings from Northgate’s EV roadshow surveys. Reducing carbon emissions is also a major priority according to operators
In a surprising and controversial decision, Hertz, the well-known car rental company, has announced that it will be selling off a significant portion of its electric car fleet and replacing them with petrol vehicles. The move