Mercedes-Benz has updated the Actros heavy truck range with new technologies. The most noticeable innovation is that something is missing from both doors, as Actros now boasts MirrorCam.
High powered IRTE conference, hosted by GTG in Glasgow, takes a futuristic look at road transport engineering, suggesting developments in irtec and IRTE workshop accreditations to future proof both.
Truck and van manufacturers have powered up their move towards electric vehicles becoming the mid-century norm: all revealed at the NEC in a CV Show which will hit the history books…
Tyre distributor Soltyre can afford to calmly watch the growing development of alternative fuels in trucks. After all, whether diesel, gas or electric powered, they will all run on rubber tyres!
Tip-ex and Tank-ex at Harrogate has grown into a must attend event for those involved in the tipper, bulk transport and tanker sectors and this year will be no exception…
Governments that want truck makers to introduce alternative fuel solutions must ensure that the necessary supplies of energy and the infrastructure needed to deliver them are in place. So says MAN’s Goran Nyberg.
Leading tachograph analysis specialist Road Tech has come up with a new system which it says will revolutionise the way truck operators run their fleets. Known as DOT, it downloads live digital tachograph data remotely.
Iveco has updated the Daily van range, moving to Euro 6DF Temp/Euro 6 engines, adding electric power assisted steering and incorporating increased connectivity, as well as a three piece bumper for reduced crash repair costs.
APSE returns to Aviemore on 14-17 May to present the 2019 edition of Scotland’s annual local authorities show and seminar. In our Part 2 preview, Transport News sets the scene…
It seemed an ideal opportunity to drive the electric powered Fuso eCanter following the Clean Air Roadshow at Hampden Park, and it raised a few eyebrows within Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone!
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