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DVSA's Gordon MacDonald speaks about Earned Recognition

Gordon MacDonald of the DVSA introduces Earned Recognition at the 2017 Microlise conference.

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Tree Craft rates agility of Fuso Canter

Kent-based firm Tree Craft has taken delivery of its second 3.5-tonne Fuso Canter this year, citing the vehicle’s agility and durability as key factors in its decision.

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Fines change for drivers’ hours breaches

Examiners from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) are being given new powers to issue on-the-spot fines for any drivers’ hours offences committed in the last 28 days.

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First I-Shift Dual Clutch trucks for Humber Ports Logistics

Humber Ports Logistics has taken delivery of six Volvo FH-500 tractors – its first with the I-Shift Dual Clutch transmission system.

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Knorr-Bremse breaks off Haldex takeover

German brake manufacturer Knorr-Bremse has withdrawn its offer to shareholders of Swedish brake manufacturer Haldex, following resistance from the Haldex board of directors and Swedish competition authorities.

Braking Systems
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Crafters handle coffee run for distributor

Pelican Rouge, a European leader in coffee roasting and solutions, has taken delivery of 62 Crafter vans through Midlands-based dealer Listers Volkswagen.

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Maxi Haulage maximises capacity with Tiger Trailers

Maxi Haulage has boosted its load capacity by 10% for deliveries to the Republic of Ireland, with its first delivery of 40 bespoke double-deck trailers from Tiger Trailers.

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James Hall cashes in with eight more Volvo trucks

Spar wholesaler and distributor James Hall & Co has taken delivery of eight new Volvo trucks, six FM 4x2 tractors and two FE 6x2 rigids.

Rigids
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Middlebrook Transport has win-win with Fraikin

Middlebrook Transport has taken delivery of two new Mercedes-Benz Actros tractors on a five-year, full-service contract hire deal from Fraikin.

Finance & Leasing
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Breakdown vehicles, mobile cranes and other specialised vehicles to require annual roadworthiness testing from May 2018

Road construction vehicles, engineering vehicles, electric trucks registered since March 2015 and some other types of specialised trucks will be required to be tested annually, following a government response to a public consultation dating back to 2014-2015.

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DVSA changes have made ATF testing worse, ATFOA survey reports

A survey found that members of the Authorised Testing Facility Operators’ Association are more dissatisfied than satisfied with DVSA’s changes made to the ATF regime, known as Next-Generation Testing.

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Eddie Stobart academy opens to other operators

Eddie Stobart has announced that its Warrington-based training academy is now open to other operators in the transport and logistics sector.

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