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Sleep apnoea: help for sleepy drivers
Sleep apnoea is when a person’s breathing stops and starts while they sleep. It is caused by the airways becoming relaxed and narrow while a person sleeps and the main symptoms include making gasping or choking noises
UK confirms pledge for zero-emission HGVs b...
All new heavy goods vehicles in the UK will be zero-emission by 2040, the UK government has confirmed today (10 November 2021). This, combined with the UK’s 2030 phase out for petrol and diesel cars and vans, represents a world-leading pledge
Parking sensors top the list for young driv...
When young drivers consider the best gadgets to have on their next car, it is great to see safety concerns are at the top of the list. Added to the risk of damage to their car,
Ford & Purdue University patent chargi...
Ford and Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, researchers have taken an important early step to make recharging EVs simple and time saving. Through a research alliance, researchers from both groups are working to develop a
COP26: Pledges towards zero emissions on &#...
At COP26, the UK announced that new heavy goods vehicles sold from 2040 will need to have zero emissions. Novenber the 10th was ‘Transport Day’ at the climate conference in Glasgow and the UK is one
Supply chain resilience the most critical i...
With the UK government having set out its plans for dealing with Covid in England over the coming months, the UK head of data driven supply chain company C.H. Robinson, has urged UK plc to build
HGV test changes need caps on training char...
Planned changes to lorry tests to address HGV driver shortages require caps on driver training charges, and the introduction of mandatory mentoring schemes to properly solve shortages, according to Advanced Supply Chain Group (ASCG). The global
Garry Jones
Garry Jones has vast experience in finance and technology over a 35-year career. He has held the role of CEO in several organisations at the boundary between these two sectors, including the London Metal Exchange, the London
Pandemic exposed company value chain flaws
As businesses look forward to the post-Covid environment, value chains have come under the spotlight. In many sectors, long-standing inefficiencies were exposed by the pandemic and it’s bringing about change in the relationship between businesses and
UK’s Connected Kerb targets 190,000 o...
Charging infrastructure company Connected Kerb plans to install 190,000 on-street public chargers in the UK by 2030, requiring up to 1.9 billion pounds ($2.55 billion) in investment, as demand for electric vehicles soars, the company said
