NewCold and B-Built have broken ground for building NewCold’s Automated Coldstore, located in Montauban-de-Bretagne, near Rennes. The coldstore will use state of the art technology including automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS) to automatically move and
The Volkswagen Crafter is the cleanest Euro 6 van tested based on real-world emissions, but the Mercedes Citan emits 17 times more pollution, yet both vehicles conform to the laboratory-based legal standards. Those are some of
Dawes Highway Safety, which has fitted its innovative and award-winning PeoplePanels® to more than 5,000 HGVs across the UK, has warned fleets to be on their guard against businesses selling similar products that infringe the company’s
Four-in-ten (40%) UK transport operators don’t feel confident that their services are fully prepared for change over the next five years, with almost half (43%) admitting they can’t predict what their passengers want from their services
CitNOW is sponsoring Drivers of Change, a new initiative for the automotive sector, as video continues to positively impact the industry. Hosted by Autocar in partnership with Ennis & Co, the CitNOW-sponsored Drivers of Change initiative
DriveNow, part of SHARE NOW, has announced today that it has expanded its Long Term Car Sharing to London after successful trials in Milan, Hamburg and Seattle. Customers can now rent any of DriveNow’s fleet of
Their hands create one-of-a-kind pieces but instead of being exhibited in a museum, their work can be admired on streets and roads on a daily basis. They are responsible for shaping the dies that mould the
Today marks the fifth anniversary of the drink drive limit being lowered in Scotland – and 80% of Scots say the rest of the UK should follow their example. The Scottish limit was reduced on 5th
The car’s popularity will stay strong in the upcoming mobility shift, but attitudes towards car ownership will change significantly, according to a new report released today. The Road Ahead: The Future of Mobility Report from mobility
The UK new car market fell -1.3% in November, with 156,621 models registered, according to figures released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). This maintains the downward trend for new car registrations