Road safety innovator Brigade Electronics has welcomed a change to London’s Direct Vision Standard that eases the fitting of sensors to articulated lorries. More information in this month’s special supplement.
The challenge for independent workshops is ensuring they keep pace with advancements in electronics, emissions and diagnostics. Transport News speaks to three independents and discovers optimism and a bright future.
When Renault Trucks brought the dealership franchise in Bellshill back into the fold, Peter Murray was given the task of bringing it up to speed. He talks about how investment and a new sales team […]
There is no shortage of accreditation schemes open to hauliers, but how necessary are they and are some just costly box ticking exercises that restrict market access in an arbitrary way?
With its roots in agriculture, the Thompsons of Prudhoe Group has evolved into a family run business that delivers services and materials to the construction industry, as well as demolition, land reclamation, property and recycling.
What are the ‘added value’ parts programmes on offer from the truck manufacturers? We look at quarterly promotions, ‘spend and save’ initiatives, national deals and legacy parts.
Truck, bus and van manufacturer MAN, has opened a new build dealership in Gateshead as part of an ongoing £20 million five year investment programme into the wholly owned network.
On Test: Renault Trucks put a demonstrator in with West Coast Contracting, replacing a 13 year old Scania P series eight wheeler, hauling stone across north west England.
Widely seen as a proper step up in class, Iveco’s new S-Way long haul truck wins the 2020 Transport News Top Truck Award thanks to its new stylish look and all new interior.
Since 2002, an international industry award for trailer innovation has been presented at the biennial IAA Commercial Vehicle Show, promoting product innovations in the trailer and body sector.
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