PJ Thory Ltd, whose diverse operation spans mixed haulage, aggregate supplies, waste management and demolition, has installed a TyreWatch system to monitor and control the tyre maintenance and safety for each tyre on their extensive 8-wheeler
The fifth-generation Kia Sportage has been carefully crafted from the ground-up to be the ultimate urban SUV. The all-new Sportage symbolizes the pioneering DNA of the Kia brand. The past success of the Sportage is deeply
The three leading commercial vehicle manufacturers Daimler Truck, the TRATON GROUP and Volvo Group have signed a non-binding agreement to install and operate a high-performance public charging network for battery electric heavy-duty long-haul trucks and coaches
Steve Gooding, president of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), has used the inaugural edition of transport and logistics event ITT Hub to urge the industry to nail down specific and immediate solutions to
The Highway Code will be updated later this year to help road users better understand how motorways and major A-roads operate. The new guidance has been provided by Highways England as part of its commitment to improve
Scania is set to launch a substantially updated Euro 6 truck range, scheduled for November 2021. “Given the situation with record demand, semiconductor shortages and the coming introduction of a new product range, we decided to
LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) has announced the launch of LEVC Telematics, Connected by Geotab☨, a new service which offers access to vehicle insights to help businesses of all sizes increase productivity and cost savings of
Tyres and automotive parts distributor ETB (Exhausts, Tyres and Batteries) has seen a 40 per cent reduction in accidents and is set for insurance savings of up to £30,000 following the introduction of the WEBFLEET fleet
The AA and members are calling on the Government to scrap VAT on the sale of electric cars on the Autumn Budget to help boost their uptake and help the country reach its 2050 Net Zero
Highways England undermined trust in smart motorways when it failed to give an accurate timeline for a 2016 pledge to make technology to detect stopped vehicles ‘part of the standard for all lane running going forward’,