Potato supplier Braegate Produce has put its first Volvo into service. The FH Globetrotter 6×2 pusher axle tractor unit replaces a rival manufacturer’s truck in a seven-strong fleet. Supplied by Crossroads Truck and Bus, the new
Absolute Alignment, the leading provider of wheel alignment equipment in the UK, has announced a new two-year partnership with the Team Dynamics run Halfords Yuasa Racing outfit in the British Touring Car Championship (BTCC). With nine
The DfT published annual road casualty statistics 2019 for Great Britain this week*, and the overarching trend is no real or dramatic improvement in road deaths or serious casualties. A total of 1,748 people were killed
Peter Barnes, Head of Automotive at DWF shares his comments on SMMT’s manufacturing figures for June 2020: “As the pandemic continues to impact businesses and manufacturing globally, and fears of a second wave challenge consumer confidence,
Newark-based Harman Haulage have recently signed up for Mandata’s new job management system and say the company, has cut job planning and invoicing time by more than half in the first two months. Mandata Now is
Office workers’ environmental priorities have been revealed in new research1 by Go Ultra Low, the joint government and industry campaign to promote electric vehicles (EVs) in the UK, which found employees are keen for action –
Most fleet managers understand the value of driver coaching. Taking a proactive approach to the identification of risky driving behaviour can help reduce collision rates significantly, and the use of video footage makes it easy for
UK car production declined -48.2% in June with 56,594 units made, according to figures released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Although post-shutdown production slowly ramped up in the month, strict social
As lockdown measures continue to gradually relax, Britain’s businesses can begin to restart and rebuild their confidence. IVECO are ready to lend a helping hand with new offers on the Stralis heavy truck, designed to keep
The Department of Transport (DfT) has announced a review of roads policing* that will look at ways of reducing road casualties and deaths, and is asking for evidence on in-car technology and how this could be