Year: 2019

EU COUNTRIES are pushing for the current no-deal Brexit legislation to be more generous to the UK, with a ‘bare bones’ arrangement, proposed by the European Commission, that would allow UK hauliers to carry goods […]

SINCE THE Queensferry Crossing over the Firth of Forth opened there have been 20 occasions when the Forth Road Bridge would have had to close to high sided vehicles due to high winds, confirmed Scottish […]

THE PALFINGER UK team have handed over one of two new crane builds to longstanding customer, Gibsons of Kendal who are commemorating the 40th anniversary of their business this year. The latest delivery sees a […]

FOLLOWING last month’s caption story on MAN’s electric powered delivery truck carrying parts for the Porsche car plant in Stuttgart, we have acquired more information on the novel tractor unit. The battery electric truck is […]

AGGREGATE Industries is calling for more to be done to drive road safety forward in the construction sector. With dangerous lorry driving often at the heart of the highly publicised road safety issue, reports estimate […]

MALCOLM Logistics have continued their intermodal innovation with SDC Trailers’ new bespoke design 15.6m extended skeletal trailer for use with their 50ft big box containers. The Linwood based operator collaborated closely with SDC’s engineering team […]

FERRY company Stena Line has achieved another important milestone in its major new fleet investment programme with the ‘launching’ ceremony of the first of its next generation of RoPax vessel taking place at the Avic […]

MANAGING a large, national fleet of haulage vehicles with specialism in agricultural and general purpose applications is no easy challenge and for Wm Armstrong it’s important that the parts they specify on their trucks and […]

A trade association demands that small trailers towed by trucks and vans that fall outside of the annual test parameters should now be part of the MoT, reports Kevin Swallow, following a free service check […]