Hauling heavy loads such as bridge sections and girders weighing up to 80 tonnes since 2009, Multi-Axle Ltd, trucks with exceptional GVW are a must. Needing to replace an existing vehicle, Dan Teasdale, the owner of
MG Motor UK has revealed the official pricing and specification of its new high-performance all-electric hatchback, confirming the new MG4 EV XPOWER will be its most powerful production car yet when it debuts this July. Priced
Nijman Zeetank has slashed its driver debrief administration time with TruTac’s software and apps. The paperless systems have proved invaluable to the firm, which often has drivers out in the field for long periods. The company
One of the UK’s leading manufacturers of convenience foods has seen a 3.9% average improvement in mpg thanks to Webfleet. Greencore supplies a wide range of chilled, frozen and ambient foods, delivering 795 million sandwiches and
A standard all-electric IVECO eDaily 3.5 tonne van has claimed the official GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the ‘Heaviest weight towed by an electric van’. The IVECO eDaily is known for its class-leading 3.5 tonne towing
With the transformation to climate-neutral drive systems, road haulage is facing a groundbreaking change. MAN will start production of its electric long-haul truck in 2024. There are already more than 500 order enquiries. “The technological upheaval
Three new metering partnerships are set to fast-track the installation of more than 10,000 new electric vehicle (EV) charging points across the UK over the next four years. The deals will see Siemens provide Be.EV, Blink
Logistics UK has written to Minister of State for Transport, Jesse Norman MP, to call for the urgent publication of the Low Carbon Fuels (LCFs) strategy as well as a closer partnership between government and industry
UK commercial vehicle (CV) manufacturing grew 36.9% in May as 10,813 new vans, buses, trucks, coaches and taxis left British factories, according to new figures published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Fraudsters who offer to help people illegally pass their UK driving tests are advertising their services widely across social media, an investigation by the BBC has found. The BBC investigation discovered that more than 600 pages,