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Cargo crime threat rises across UK and Euro...
The growing threat of organised cargo crime across the UK and Europe is putting greater focus on the importance of secure HGV parking, with transport
SNAP launches Arcoprotect automated parking
SNAP has launched Arcoprotect, its next-generation automated parking and site management platform, designed to help businesses across Europe improve operational efficiency, strengthen site security and
Drivers highlight Christmas pressures at SN...
More than 100 truck drivers were welcomed to a festive appreciation evening at Glews Services in Goole on 26 November 2025, where SNAP partnered with
Haulage industry moves forward, but driver ...
Over the last 30 years, the haulage sector has made significant strides in safety, driver comfort, infrastructure, and technology. Despite these advancements, progress in supporting
SNAP launches bookable truck parking across...
SNAP, the digital solutions provider for international mobility, is rolling out bookable truck parking across its European network this summer. The new functionality enables truck
Chippenham Pit Stop expands truck parking f...
Truck drivers can now benefit from 63 additional secure parking spaces at Chippenham Pit Stop, one of the UK’s premier truck stops, following a £2m
Freight crime reaches an alarming £250m pe...
In the UK, an alarming £250 million is estimated to be lost annually to freight crimes, totaling a predicted £6.1 billion by 2049, research by
The silent struggle: Mental health in haula...
To raise awareness relating to the stigmas surrounding mental health in the transport industry, SNAP, haulage’s digital marketplace, conducted social listening to learn how truck
HGV drivers have safety concerns over auton...
Social listening conducted by SNAP, haulage’s digital marketplace, discovered truck drivers have concerns over the safety of autonomous trucks. The prospect of self-driving trucks promises
HGV drivers challenge the term ‘Drive...
Social listening conducted by SNAP, haulage’s digital marketplace, discovered truck drivers challenged the term ‘driver shortage’ – labelling it as scaremongering. Instead, they stated a
