Since June 2025, electric vehicles (EVs) now make up 25% of vehicles registered in the UK.[1] and as the world moves towards a more sustainable future, businesses are under increasing pressure to reduce their environmental impact.
A family-run haulage firm in Manchester has relocated to a larger site as part of its ambitious growth strategy. JSP Hauliers has invested £300,000 in a move to a new 1.8-acre site in Leigh, which benefits
Gasrec, the UK’s largest dual provider of bio-LNG (bio-Liquified Natural Gas) and bio-CNG (bio-Compressed Natural Gas) to the road transport sector, has secured a minority stake investment from international energy and services company Centrica plc. Gasrec
Changes are sweeping through the trucking industry as a response to the alarming increase in road fatalities involving lorries. While the U.K. numbers aren’t as high as U.S. statistics, heavy goods vehicles remain disproportionately involved in
Vp Brandon Hire Station, the UK’s leading tool and equipment hire specialist, has reduced accident-related costs by 40%, saving £192,000 annually, after adopting AI-powered solutions from Samsara, the pioneer of the Connected Operations® Platform. Before using
National EV charging network Be.EV has partnered with AAAZ Investments to install ultra-rapid charging bays at a site on Livesy Branch Road in Blackburn, which features a Tesco Express store (BB2 5AY). The deal has seen
Queclink Wireless Solutions, a global provider of IoT devices and hardware, has launched an asset and cargo monitoring tool for the logistics and material handling marketplace. The robust and compact Bluetooth beacon boasts advanced tracking, easy
The Government has launched the Depot Charging Scheme, a pivotal initiative to support fleet operators in transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs). Announced as part of a £63 million package to bolster EV infrastructure, the scheme provides
In a sobering reminder of the importance of workplace safety, Bestway Northern Limited, a leading grocery wholesaler, was fined £1 million in July 2025 after the tragic death of one of its employees, Lee Warburton. The
All 14 students from the second cohort of the TIP Mechanic Academy have successfully graduated – with each now progressing into the next phase of their careers, including working toward further qualifications, such as the Institute