IMI urges response to Industrial Strategy Consultation
As part of its commitment to attracting and retaining automotive talent, the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) is responding to the government’s Industrial Strategy
Abnormal Loads Group meets police leaders from across the UK
The Abnormal Loads Group met with the National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) and police leaders from across the country yesterday (Wednesday 6 November) in a
Wrightbus acquires RGI Bus and Coach Refurbishment
Wrightbus has announced it has acquired RGI Bus and Coach Refurbishment in a ‘pivotal’ deal to continue the firm’s push into bus refurbishment and repair.
Wordsworth Excavations with new Volvo FH rear-steer tanker
Barnsley-based Wordsworth Excavations has taken delivery of a Volvo FH 500 8×4 rear-steer tag tridem fuel tanker, extending its long-standing partnership with the manufacturer. Joining
Boyd Haulage adds a Renault Trucks T520 High
Swatragh -based Boyd Haulage Limited has put a high specification Renault Trucks T520 High 6×2 into operation, citing the dealer’s expertise and their ability to
XPO Logistics receives Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award
XPO, a leading provider of innovative and sustainable end-to-end logistics solutions across Europe, has been awarded the Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award by the Armed
Insurance industry collaboration key to Essex Police vehicle fraud conviction
Specialist motor insurance loss adjuster Claims Management & Adjusting (CMA), part of the QuestGates Group, has praised Essex Police after a 43 year old man
Supply chain agility critical to success for the retail golden quarter
Chris Clowes discusses how the agility of supply chain and logistics operations will be critical for businesses looking to make the most of this year’s
UK van drivers are overworked and overwhelmed
One quarter of the UK’s van drivers (24%) have faced depression or mental health issues caused by work in the past year, according to a
Selfie-taking behind the wheel now a common hazard
New research from Samsara has found that “selfie culture” is taking over the roads, with nearly half (46%) of professional drivers reporting they’ve witnessed general road users snapping
