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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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20/11/2012

International recognition for Stertil Koni lifting equipment

Stertil Koni has been awarded the American Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) its Gold Label certification for its heavy-duty vehicle lifts.
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20/11/2012

Finance options for operators announced by Transdek

Transdek has launched financial packages covering a broad range of its loading and docking bay lifting and loading systems.
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20/11/2012

First new Volvo arrives for Three Star Coaches

Luton-based Three Star Coaches has added its first new Volvo coach to the fleet – a B9R with Sunsundegui bodywork.
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20/11/2012

Renault truck duo tip up at Kingman Services

London-based aggregate haulage specialist Kingman Services has taken delivery of two Renault Premium Lander 380bhp 8x4 rigids, fitted with Thompson tipping bodies.
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19/11/2012

Heil-bodied Volvo FM11 joins waste management fleet

Hills Waste Solutions has added to its fleet of 95 service vehicles with the addition of a Volvo FM11 6x4, featuring a Heil Powerlink trade waste collection body.
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19/11/2012

Stoneridge unveils workshop tachograph programmer

Stoneridge has developed a tachograph tool designed to help workshops improve efficiency.
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19/11/2012

Wright Group offers information via iPhone app

Following the launch of two iPad bus apps, Wright Group has made it easier for people equipped with Apple smart phones to get information about its products.
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16/11/2012

Failure to tackle real challenges threatens industry, finds CV Forum

The transport industry needs to stand up for itself and make the Coalition and society understand its importance – and the implications of failure for the whole country.
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16/11/2012

New Actros builds on firm foundations for Dunne

Scottish building and civil engineering contractor Dunne Group has taken delivery of a New Actros tractor unit from Mercedes-Benz as it expands into the South of England.
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16/11/2012

Muldoon offers extra stability for tippers

Bodybuilder Muldoon has developed a product that it claims provides a long-awaited solution to stability and safety during tipping.
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16/11/2012

Expo debut for Starliner 2 touring coach

MAN Truck & Bus UK chose Euro Bus Expo 2012 to debut its new three-axle touring coach.
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15/11/2012

Traffic Commissioner orders license suspension for Martins of York

Skip hire firm Martins of York is facing a 48-hour suspension of its operator's licence, after its conviction for one of the seven deadly sins.
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15/11/2012

Cartwright completes Allied Bakeries multi-trailer order

The last of the trailers ordered by Allied Bakeries from Cartwright earlier in the year has now been delivered, with the operator now running six quite different vehicles.
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15/11/2012

Eminox warns of failures from emissions trap filter negligence

Nearly 12 months after the introduction of London's Low Emission Zone (LEZ), Eminox is reminding operators of the importance of maintaining their diesel particulate filter and trap equipment.
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15/11/2012

Charles Saunders Foodservice chooses Fuso Canters

Bristol-based Charles Saunders Foodservice has bought two Fuso Canter light trucks, largely persuaded by the vehicle's Duonic automated transmission system.
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14/11/2012

Imperial Commercials opens Bristol’s first ATF for trucks and coaches

Truck dealer Imperial Commercials has opened Bristol's first purpose-built, privately-owned testing facility for lorries, buses and coaches.
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14/11/2012

Curtain call from Armistead leads to operational benefits

Armistead European Transport believes it will see improvements in safety, load security and efficiency having specified Schmitz Cargobull's Speed Curtain trailer for its multi-drop operations.
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14/11/2012

Edbro aims to extend tipper life with new body clamp

Edbro has launched a product designed to prevent tipper bodies from rattling whilst in transit. More importantly, the firm says its Body Clamp prolongs tipper life.
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14/11/2012

SsangYong enters LCV market with Korando van

SsangYong has added a 4x4 light commercial vehicle to its Korando range – the Korando CSX.
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14/11/2012

Ingimex’s new tipper billed as a reliable workhorse

Ingimex says its new lightweight tipper is a reliable, versatile workhorse with operator safety designed in.
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13/11/2012

FTA welcomes HGV revised speed limit consultation

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) says it welcomes the Department for Transport's (DfT) formal consultation on future HGV speed limits for vehicles over 7.5 tonnes on single carriageways.
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13/11/2012

Vulcan Fastners buys its first Longton truck

This week (12 November 2012) sees the first Longton Avia truck handed over to Stone company Vulcan Fasteners.
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13/11/2012

Scania V8 horsepower rolls out the Lord Mayor’s Show

This weekend's (10 November 2012) Lord Mayor's Show, in London, witnessed three Scania V8 Topline tractor units, loaned by Scania Truck Rental, hauling the floats of the Lord Mayor's own employer, Swedish bank SEB, as well as those of ...
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12/11/2012

Coleman reports frugal first year with DAF XF105 truck

More than 12 months after purchasing its first DAF XF105, and now having four of the trucks on its fleet, Coleman International is hailing the truck as frugal on fuel and brimming with driver features.
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12/11/2012

TWL goes back to the future with Mercedes-Benz Vito

Telephone systems supplier TWL Voice & Data has taken delivery of five Mercedes-Benz Vito vans, replenishing the fleet with like-for-like vehicles.
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