Bristol-based Viqle Solutions has launched a new safety device for fifth wheel coupling, called SafeConnect.
Couplings
The European Council has adopted rules that define how the 2020 target for reductions of CO2 emissions from new light commercial vehicles should be reached.
Light Commercial Vehicles
The Department for Transport (DfT) has published the results of its review of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), which includes several measures to promote greater customer focus by the agency.
Corporate Liability
Light-weighting vans and LCVs is big business, as operators increasingly demand higher payloads from lower gvw rated vehicles. Steve Banner reports on what works and what doesn't
Car Derived Vans
Operators' demands of refrigerated vehicles are simple: fitness for purpose, maximum uptime, and reduced fuel consumption, emissions and noise. John Challen looks at developments
Refrigeration
Driver management is key for fleet engineers, transport managers and operators. That's because not only are they the face of your businesses, but also the front line for compliance. Andrew Woolfall explains
Irtec
Most professional fleet engineers now understand the value of good telematics. But have you got the right formula, or are you breaking a butterfly on a wheel? Ian Norwell goes data mining
Telematics
Braking systems have undergone considerable development in recent years, but what does it mean for technicians? In the first of a new series of features for CV technicians, Brian Tinham talks to Peter Jones, technical training manager at MAN
Braking Systems
Glass haulier Offergeld Logistik UK has added 10 Euro 5 Mercedes-Benz Actros 2545 LS 6x2 44-tonne tractor units to its expanding fleet.
Finance & LeasingIveco is continuing its association with motorsport by becoming official sponsor of the Sky Racing Team VR46 at Moto3, where the rising stars of motorcycle racing will compete.
Tractor Units
Blackburn-based Mercedes-Benz dealership Ciceley Commercials has won dealer of the year for the second year in a row.
Dealerships
Emissions control engineering firm Eminox says its Selective Catalytic Reduction Technology (SCRT) could save UK authorities from the prospect of court appearances or fines.
European Commission