Mercy Ships
FOR THE third year in a row Stena Line launched a donation campaign in favour of the non-profit organisation Mercy Ships life changing work, bringing free medical care to where it’s needed the most with […]
FOR THE third year in a row Stena Line launched a donation campaign in favour of the non-profit organisation Mercy Ships life changing work, bringing free medical care to where it’s needed the most with […]
FOLLOWING the recent acquisition of the assets of KAV Publicity (Glasgow) Ltd, Transport News is now published by Road Transport Media (RTM) a division of DVV Media International. Materially, this will mean little difference to […]
SHARP picture spotting by a reader from West Yorkshire, has won this month’s model truck prize in our exclusive Transport News competition run in conjunction with Search Impex. On the receiving end of a Scania […]
THE DRIVER and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) will be demonstrating how it is transforming its enforcement processes at FTA’s transport manager autumn conference series, sponsored by Bridgestone Tyres. DVSA representatives will demonstrate a step change […]
PAST regional chairman of Road Haulage Association Scotland, William ‘Billy’ Stirling, sadly passed away on 23 August. He was a huge supporter of the RHA and his company, Peter D Stirling, is one of the […]
ON FRIDAY 20 September Scania reinforced its commitment to help save the planet by holding a Sustainability Day involving every one of its 52,000 employees worldwide. Every member of Scania’s global team stopped work for […]
THE INTERNATIONAL Road Transport Union, is calling on international organisations, governments and industry stakeholders to safeguard the role of road transport in driving economic prosperity, through the launch of its new manifesto, which lays out […]
SPECIALIST operators in the heavy haulage industry are being told to follow the law or face prosecution. This warning follows DVSA successfully prosecuting ‘reckless’ haulage operators for using Special Type General Order (STGO) vehicles overloaded […]
UPDATED proposals for a Clean Air Zone (CAZ) in Newcastle will hurt local businesses while failing to provide the most effective method to improve air quality, according to the FTA. With Newcastle City Council due […]
WORK HAS begun on the A9/A82 Longman junction improvement scheme, as previewed in Transport News, August. The work in Inverness was expected to last around nine weeks, the majority of which will take place off […]
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