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Driving a sustainable supply chain

2022 has certainly been turbulent. The war in Ukraine, record fuel prices, unprecedented inflation, the continued fall-out from COVID, Brexit and a recession in the

Survey reveals NW EV drivers happy with switch

Survey paints positive picture of electric vehicle experience, 40% of drivers have no conventional car as back-up Almost 90% of EV drivers in the North

Road freight prices fall for second consecutive month

The average price-per-mile for road freight vehicles has dropped for the second month in a row, as the industry prepares for its peak demand period.

National Highways achieves global carbon management standard

National Highways has become the first major roads organisation to achieve a globally recognised accreditation for its commitment and ambition to cut carbon. The government-owned

Pallet specialist enhances customer service with Mandata GoPlus

A leading provider of reconditioned pallets says it has enhanced customer service after upgrading its transport management system (TMS). B&M Pallet Services supplies new and

Delivery fleets ramp up recruitment to meet 2022 peak demand

Courier fleets have ramped up driver recruitment and expanded vehicle numbers to meet peak seasonal demand this winter, which has increased by as much as 132% since

Milence charging network accelerates Europe’s shift to fossil-free road transport

Commercial Vehicle Charging Europe, the joint venture formed by the Volvo Group, Daimler Truck, and TRATON GROUP, begins operating under the brand name Milence. Rolling

£1.1m investment in M6toll keeps the Midlands moving

Users of M6toll are in safe hands this winter, following a £1.1m investment in seasonal weather preparations. The package of measures will further establish the

eStar celebrates double award success

eStar, the Mercedes-Benz Truck and Van franchise partner in the North West and North Wales, has been crowned Van Dealer of the Year at the

Amazon joins International Road Transport Union

Global e-commerce company Amazon has joined the International Road Transport Union (IRU) as its newest corporate member. Amazon has joined IRU to work on areas