Features

Building blocks: construction trucks combined review

Up hill and down dale, Ian Norwell continues along the dusty trail with three new construction truck models: Scania XT, DAF CF and IVECO X-Way

Braking Systems
News

New TPMS sensors ready for pressure

Two new tyre pressure sensor systems have been released.

Tyres & Retreads
News

First year success for National Register of LGV Instructors

The National Register of Large Good Vehicle Instructors (NRI) has announced that in its first year of operation 540 instructors joined the register and 20 exam centres were approved, carrying out 103 examinations.

Driver / People Management
News

Creed Foodservice records twin benefits with Gray & Adams

Creed Foodservice has taken delivery of its first twin-deck semi-trailer, from Gray & Adams, and is reporting a “very substantial” improvement in carbon emissions, with the new trailer saving more than 300 tonnes a year.

Semi-Trailers
News

Aggregate Industries commissions new refuelling station

Construction aggregate production and delivery company Aggregate Industries is improving its fuelling arrangements at its Bardon Hill, Leicestershire headquarters, to supply delivery vehicles, plant equipment and generators.

Fleet Management Systems
News

2017: a bad year for CV sales

The UK commercial vehicle market is declining, according to two new sets of statistics.

Sales Figures
News

Volvo Buses unveil B8L Euro VI double-decker

Volvo Buses has unveiled a new double-deck chassis to meet the high-capacity transport requirements of operators in Asia Pacific and beyond.

Bus & Coach
Features

VANtage point; Van Excellence and FORS accreditation weighed up

Support and award schemes can improve operations of van fleets, provided the owner is willing to invest the time and effort, finds Peter Shakespeare

Driver / People Management
Features

Legal update, February 2018

This page is brought to you by specialist transport law firm Backhouse Jones

Health & Safety Legislation
Features

Supercharged vans

Operations of diesel light commercial vehicles are likely to be increasingly curtailed in many urban areas, and retrofitting electric drivelines may be a solution for some fleets. Richard Simpson reports

Axles
Features

Tied up in knots about load security

Transport authorities’ decision to target load security a few years ago has led to more roadside prohibitions. Kevin Swallow asks if mandatory ADR-style training would solve the issue

Driver CPC
Features

Ranging far and wide

All the truck makers are treating the construction logistics sector more seriously these days, with chassis tailored for the task. First, Ian Norwell reports on new developments in the Arocs range from Mercedes-Benz

Axles