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Renault Trucks announces new parts discounts drive

Renault Trucks has launched Renault Trucks Parts4U, a parts discount programme available to all operators.

Gearboxes
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Scania extends truck rental portfolio with new tippers

Scania Truck Rental, the wholly-owned commercial vehicle rental operation of Scania (GB), has extended its portfolio with the addition of 32-tonne gross vehicle weight tipper/grabs to its nationwide fleet.

Tippers
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IRTE’s CV Show focus to be on industry skills

The theme of developing skills will be high on the agenda at this year's Commercial Vehicle Show, as the industry strives to meet efficiency and sustainability challenges.

Apprenticeships
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Increased Isle of Man presence for Isuzu Truck

Over the past 12 months, commercial vehicle manufacturer Isuzu Truck UK has established a foothold on the Isle of Man, following the appointment in 2010 of B&C Engineering as its main dealer on the island.

Light Commercial Vehicles
Jobs

Engineering Managers

Bromley and Catford Garages £50,137-£51,252 p.a. (Dependant on location)

Here at Stagecoach London, we have a dedicated team of 4,850 staff who operate around 1,210 buses. Every year we carry approximately 330 million passengers across East and South East London on journeys that total a staggering 50 million miles.

People
Features

Transport technology is about life-long learning

While there's no denying it's excellent news that Ford has granted 12 UK universities 100 engineering student scholarships, worth a grand total of £1 million this year, it can only be a favoured few knocking back the well earned champagne.

Apprenticeships
Features

People news for March 2012

The RMI's National Association of Bodyshops has made Peter Roberts, formerly chief executive of Thatcham, strategic adviser.

People
Features

The show must go on

Despite industry-wide austerity measures, the CV Show continues to go from strength to strength. John Challen points out some of the scheduled highlights of the 2012 event, taking place on 24, 25 and 26 April at the NEC, Birmingham

Tail Lifts
Features

Contractual clarity

Plenty of transport operators and workshops fall foul of contract law. Nick Hodgson offers advice on how to steer clear of costly issues around terms and conditions, and guarantees

Corporate Liability
Features

Controlled environment

Electronics continues to play an increasing part in managing vehicle behaviour. Keith Read examines the state of the art for systems entering service as automated braking, steering, suspension and stability assistants

Braking Systems
Features

Little star

The Renault Kangoo-based Mercedes-Benz' Citan van was unveiled last month in Germany. John Challen reports from the pre-launch event

Light Commercial Vehicles
Features

Route Masters

There are two kinds of fleet engineer: those who have embraced telematics and those who will go bust, if they don't, says Ian Norwell. For truck and bus transport engineers there is now ho hiding place

Telematics