HGV
The chance of HGV collisions have increased
Professional drivers in the UK are driving fewer miles prior to a collision, suggesting the need for an increased focus on safety. Geotab, a global
Priorities are changing for HGV acquisition
SMMT data[i] has revealed that new HGV registrations rose consistently through 2022-2023 as demand soared. We are seeing continuing evolution in the truck market, which is
Euro NCAP reveal details of first ever HGV ...
Euro NCAP today (24th April 2024) officially announces a major milestone in the development towards a Truck Safe rating scheme. This is in direct response to data
IVECO S-Way trucks join the growing North K...
North Kent Distribution knows all about efficient fleet management and what a difference having the right truck for the mission makes. Supplied by Acorn Truck
Renault trucks join Weaver Haulage fleet
Family-run Weaver Haulage Ltd has added three T520 High 6×2 pusher tractor units to its fleet. Supplied by Allports Group, the new vehicles with Gardner
New truck front to save lives
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, in Sweden, have developed a new truck front concept to significantly reduce fatal crashes in car-truck collisions. The new
Alan Davie Transport continue over 40 years...
Alan Davies Ltd has been buying IVECO vehicles from dealer A M Phillip in Scotland since 1983. This relationship has flourished over the decades with
Fleet transport broker highlights why 2024 ...
2024 is the UN International Year of Camelids but in the fleet world, specialist fleet transport insurance broker, McCarron Coates, is highlighting how a perfect
Custom-built curtainsiders strengthen Upton...
Uptonsteel has added four bespoke Schmitz Cargobull trailers to its fleet, improving the capabilities of its nationwide, next day steel distribution service. The S.CS COIL
Resilience and innovation: the UK HGV indus...
The UK Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) industry in 2023 has demonstrated both resilience and innovation in a rapidly changing economic and logistical landscape. But what
