Transport News resident roadtester and vehicle appraiser Stevie Walker has put an MAN TGX to work through his haulage business Lochmaben Transport. The demo spent a week on a high mileage double-shifted route, which is not for the fainthearted. How did the new MAN get...

The west coast island communities have suffered with poor service from the ferries, both for tourism and for goods and services due to cancelled crossings, reduced services and no new ferries to pick up the slack. With the launch of the MV Glen Sannox, and a new...

The ability to think outside of the box in road haulage can give an operator the edge, and the split trailer design from trailer manufacturer Dennison has the potential to do just that. Having claimed the Transport News Innovation award, Dennison is now bringing the...

Shifting chilled and ambient goods comes at a price as hauliers are constantly under pressure to reduce their carbon footprint.  This month’s industry focus looks at the innovations that go towards the mandatory target of hauling life’s essentials at net-zero,...

Somewhere down the road is the legislation that will allow the operation of autonomous commercial vehicles on UK roads. Manufacturers have long been toying with it, testing its parameters step by step and even putting ‘chauffeur free’ vehicles into practice under...