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Library : Fleet Management

Transport Engineer's library houses editorial features going back five years. The content is classified and can be filtered by key transport industry sector topics such as engine/transmission management, trailers, heavy good vehicles, tippers, truck aerodynamics, workshop equipment, maintenance and fleet operating costs and much more.

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Costs conundrum 06/01/2012
While 2011 brought some much-needed stability to the transport sector, fears over a double-dip recession, triggered in the Eurozone, don't make for encouraging reading. John Challen analyses the costs to operators in 2011, and the implications for this year
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Dreaming of green 06/01/2012
Beyond responding to mandatory staggered reductions in CO2 emissions over the coming months and years, there is plenty of potential for operators to clean up their fleets of both light and heavy duty vehicles. Keith Read assesses the options
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Street value 06/01/2012
Improving truck and van reliability has still not eliminated mechanical, electrical or electronic faults, which can prove costly. Steve Banner investigates common roadside problems and some solutions
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Large savings for Macfarlane, thanks to Paragon 06/01/2012
Macfarlane Packaging says it has made six-figure savings since installing an integrated transport optimisation and vehicle tracking solution from Paragon.
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To buy, or not to buy 07/12/2011
Financial constraints continue to worry transport operators, so sometimes the best approach to commercial vehicle fleet revitalisation may not be buying new. John Challen looks at finance and leasing opportunities
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A refreshing change 07/12/2011
A key part of a bodyshop technician's job is looking after vehicle structures, appearances and running gear – not only post-incidents but also for change of use and modernisation. Steve Banner talks to those in the firing line
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Hoyer reports service improvements following MAN award scheme 07/12/2011
The petroleum haulage operations of Hoyer Group is reporting steady improvement in safety performance, legal conformity, customer service and operating costs, since establishing its awards programme with MAN's service workshops.
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Your shout 07/12/2011
Big brother is watching you, but does it really make a difference?
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Regime change 07/11/2011
With the new regime fast approaching for accrediting operators and transport mangers to practice, Brian Tinham establishes key issues and required actions
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The way forward 06/10/2011
Volvo's range of future fuels is looking realistic, but which, if any, will work for your transport operations. Dave Young finds out
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A new era of engineering to tackle the tough times 07/09/2011
As world markets teeter on the brink of forcing further bank meltdowns, yet more national bailouts and even potentially another global recession, transport professionals can only watch and wait, with their fingers crossed. Or can they? Indeed, should they?
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Added value 07/09/2011
With a range of fuel additives and lubricants available for the spread of vehicles on a transport engineer's fleet, it is sometimes difficult deciding which to use. Steve Banner finds clarification
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All aboard 07/09/2011
The bus and coach community gathers in Birmingham early in October. John Challen previews product launches and news of PSV technology updates due at Coach & Bus Live
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Massive fuel savings with Fleetboard, says John Lewis 07/09/2011
The John Lewis Partnership has installed Daimler FleetBoard telematics hardware across its entire fleet of John Lewis and Waitrose heavy trucks, in a move it hopes will lead to a cut of at least 4% in vehicle carbon emissions.
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Good housekeeping 08/08/2011
As biofuels become increasingly popular for commercial vehicles, concerns over storage are growing. John Challen looks for a tried and tested formula that guarantees quality
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Power hungry 07/06/2011
Any serious contender for the race to an alternative fuel for commercial transport has to pass the test of large-scale sustainability and infrastructure. Brian Tinham reports
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Your shout 07/06/2011
Can vehicle fleet managers and the transport industry learn from our cousins on the other side of the pond, when it comes to operations and management?
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Best in show 05/05/2011
The CV Show 2011 at Birmingham's NEC in April witnessed an array of new technology. Transport Engineer was there to witness the Show's triumphant return
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Emission critical 05/05/2011
The introduction of Euro 6 will demand fewer emissions of commercial vehicles. John Kendall investigates technologies that could help engine and vehicle manufacturers, as well as operators, to achieve targets
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Lafarge seeks carbon savings with dual fuel LPG trucks 05/05/2011
Lafarge says it is looking to cut its carbon footprint, with the introduction of new LPG dual fuel systems to its tipper truck fleet.
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Comeback kids 07/04/2011
Absent from last years Commercial Vehicle Operator's Show, the truck manufacturers are returning to Birmingham's NEC for the full-fat CV show 2011, with high hopes for the transport industry
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Biofuel Bliss 07/04/2011
Unlike Victor Kiam who famously purchased Remington because he loved the razor firm so much, for Bill Courtney-Smith it was a case of been there, felt the pain – and then he bought the company. Keith Read tells the Regenatec story
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Waitrose cuts carbon emissions on gas-powered Mercedes-Benz Sprinters 07/04/2011
Waitrose says it is seriously cutting carbon emissions since buying five Mercedes-Benz Sprinter NGT (natural gas technology) gas-powered vans.
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CV Show 2011 04/03/2011
Looking to upgrade your workshop or vehicle fleet or invest in technology that will help improve efficiency and cut costs and downtime? The CV Show 2011 – held over 12, 13 and 14 April, and featuring more than 300 exhibiting companies – provides a fantastic opportunity to help products and services ... Read more
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Technology transfer 04/03/2011
A popular approach to saving operators money and fuel is to harness telematics and tracking equipment on vehicle fleets. Keith Read investigates latest developments
 
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