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First of ten veterans starts work as HGV dr...
Former British Army soldier Wez Thomson is the first of ten former military personnel to start a new job as an HGV driver with Asda, thanks to the supermarket funding £40,000 into veterans’ charity, Veterans into
RAC reports rising number of people breakin...
The recent increase in the percentage of drivers admitting to speeding on 60mph rural roads is “extremely worrying”, says the RAC. Nearly half (48%) of the 3,102 drivers questioned for the RAC Report on Motoring say they
Bridgestone achieve top marks for fuel and ...
Bridgestone has stated its strongest-ever case for the fuel saving and CO2 reducing capabilities of its Duravis and Ecopia tyre ranges, after completing a four-month academic study with Coventry University in response to the ongoing cost-of-living
AFP’s 2023 conference to focus on practic...
Practical advice for fleets facing a range of current issues is the focus of this year’s annual conference from the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP). Taking place at The British Motor Museum, Gaydon, on Wednesday 17th
Miniclipper Logistics’ investment in driv...
Miniclipper Logistics is reaping the benefits of launching its ‘Warehouse to Wheels’ driver development campaign in 2022 with its first two drivers qualifying as Class 2 licence holders. The scheme was launched to future proof Miniclipper’s
EU calls for 90% reduction in truck emissio...
The European Commission has published its proposals for future CO2 standards for trucks and buses over the next two decades. The key proposals are that CO2 emissions would reduce on average compared to 2019 levels by:
Suffolk logistics firm strengthens Fruehauf...
Logistics solutions provider, Bartrums, has added three more Fruehauf stepframe bathtub tipping trailers to its fleet to boost its UK-wide malt barley haulage operation. The order strengthens the East Anglian company’s relationship with Fruehauf with which
Driverless buses set to arrive in Birmingha...
Driverless buses will begin transporting passengers around Birmingham next month, the region’s mayor has confirmed. Passengers will be able to use the buses between Birmingham International rail station and Birmingham Business Park, via the NEC Birmingham.
Nissan-backed ServCity project accelerates ...
ServCity, a consortium project backed by Nissan and supported by the UK Government has reached its conclusion, deploying advanced autonomous drive technology in complex urban environments in London, integrated with the city’s infrastructure. Following three years
Eleanora Hristova
Eleanora Hristova, content producer for Nomad Digital, she writes topics surrounding a variety of sectors including, fleet, rail, logistics and business. Contributing Posts: How to optimise fleet operations with connected technologies
