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Latest news from the commercial transport industry, brought to you by Transport Engineer magazine, covers transport, vehicle and workshop technologies - with engineering updates on trucks, tippers, LCVs, buses, coaches, trailers, engines, transmissions, brakes, hybrids, fuels and more - as well as equipment for technicians, maintenance, legislation, environmental issues, fleet operating costs, company and people news.

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05/08/2014

Scania offers truck telematics free for 10 years

Scania is offering free 10 year subscriptions to its base level OnBoard Monitor telematics package for operators with Scania trucks built from 2011 onwards.
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05/08/2014

Ten Universities to appear in University Showcase at Cenex-LCV 2014

Ten UK universities are to appear in the University Showcase section at the Cenex-LCV2014 lo carbon vehicle community exhibition and conference.
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05/08/2014

Prins dual-fuel technology takes top spot for innovation

Alternative fuel business Prins Autogas has won a top innovation prize for its development of dual-fuel technology.
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05/08/2014

Bell Truck and Van opens new Mercedes service and used vehicle centre

A new Mercedes-Benz service and used vehicle centre has opened in Wetherby, close to the A1.
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04/08/2014

Computer firm drives up capacity with 26-tonne Mercedes New Actros

Computer equipment distributor Paul Ponsonby has taken delivery of a 26-tonne Mercedes-Benz New Actros drawbar rigid, with bespoke body, to deliver large, fragile products across the UK and Europe.
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04/08/2014

TfL tests electric buses from Optare

Four Optare MetroCity electric buses are being trialled in London, as part of Transport for London's (TfL's) aim for zero-emission bus fleets by 2020.
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04/08/2014

London authorities consult on Safer Lorries Scheme

London's proposed Safer Lorries Scheme may see trucks without sideguards and safety mirrors banned, if a consultation launched by the Mayor of London, TfL and London Councils gets the green light.
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04/08/2014

Ryder buys Bullwell Trailer Solutions

Ryder Europe has completed the purchase of nationwide trailer repair and maintenance specialist Bullwell Trailer Solutions.
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04/08/2014

Stertil Koni duo simplifies hub and caliper removal

Stertil Koni has launched a wheel hub trolley jack and mini caliper crane designed to simplify the removal of hubs and brake calipers in a safe, one-man operation.
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04/08/2014

Yorkshire car parts distributor boosts fleet efficiency with telematics

Car parts distributor Andrew Page is deploying Masternaut's fleet management system, after a trial at its Birmingham depot delivered a 7% improvement in mpg and almost halved the number of 'harsh' events.
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01/08/2014

Brigade supports Brake road safety work for seventh year

Now in its seventh year of partnering with road safety charity Brake, Brigade Electronics has now donated a total of £40,500 to support people bereaved and seriously injured throughout the UK.
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01/08/2014

Sainsbury’s at front of the queue with safer lorries for London

Supermarket giant Sainsbury's has unveiled a new lorry, designed with Mercedes and Solomon, which it says will be "the safest on the road" for cyclists, pedestrians and other road users.
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01/08/2014

Deutsche Bahn picks MAN for deal worth up to 190 million euros

Germany's largest bus operator DB Regio Bus, part of Deutsche Bahn, has signed an agreement with MAN Truck & Bus for up to 815 new vehicles over the next four years.
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01/08/2014

Central Demolition builds versatility with high-sided Loadmaster bodies

Scottish tipper operator Central Demolition is using vehicles with top-of-the-range, high-sided Loadmaster bodies to enable the trucks to serve a variety of applications.
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31/07/2014

Iveco packs a punch with Stralis range enhancements

Iveco has announced a package of improvements for its Stralis truck which, it says, will reduce total operating costs for hauliers.
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31/07/2014

London’s Safer Lorry Scheme ‘flawed’, says FTA

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has voiced its criticism of London's proposed Safer Lorry Scheme, calling it a "blanket approach" that will not deliver the best route to improved cyclist safety.
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31/07/2014

Motorsport firm keep tyres cool in transit with bespoke trailers

Dunlop Motorsport has taken delivery of its first temperature-controlled trailers to preserve the integrity of racing tyres in transit.
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30/07/2014

Optare strikes gold with Solo deal down under

Bus and coach manufacturer Optare recently hosted a visit to its Leeds production facility from the owners of Donric Group, an Australian bus and coach operator.
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30/07/2014

Citroen announces upgrades to standard spec on LCV ranges

Citroën has announced that all Nemo, Berlingo and Dispatch vans will now incorporate electronic stability control (ESC) as standard.
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30/07/2014

Mercedes lifts the lid on new Vito range

Mercedes-Benz has announced the launch of the new Vito range, the first in its class to offer front-wheel and real-wheel drive options.
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29/07/2014

GKN and Go-Ahead sign F1 hybrid flywheel deal for London buses

Industrial drives giant GKN and bus operator Go-Ahead have agreed a deal that will see electric flywheel systems, developed for F1 racing, retrofitted to 500 buses over the next two years.
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29/07/2014

New trailer diffuser can cut fuel bills by 4%, says Jost

Jost has launched a new roof diffuser which can be fitted to any type of trailer and, says the company, can cut fuel bills by as much as 4%.
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29/07/2014

Coachloads of orders for Scania

Scania has announced more orders for its Irizar coach, with an Irizar i-Skool coach acquired by Attain Travel and two Irizar i6 coaches for Barry's Coaches.
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29/07/2014

Mercedes dealers merge for more muscle in the North West

Mercedes dealers Enza and Road Range have merged to form a new £160m commercial vehicle business, now known as Roanza.
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28/07/2014

Kent haulier expands pallet network fleet with Euro 6 Iveco Eurocargos

Kent-based haulier Salvatori is expanding its 60-strong fleet with its first Euro 6 vehicles, a pair of 18-tonne Iveco Eurocargos.
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