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Davies International upgrades trailer fleet with new Carrier units

Fareham, Hampshire-based Davies International has taken delivery of ten new 13.6m temperature-controlled trailers, featuring the operator’s first Vector 1950 units from Carrier Transicold.

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C&C Vehicle Services opens flagship workshop in Wolverhampton

Accident repair business C&C Vehicle Services has opened a new flagship 30,000ft² facility in Wolverhampton, fitted out at a cost of £250,000.

Heavy Goods Vehicles
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PCS appoints quality auditor

Paul Clark Services, a CV engineering firm based near Swindon, has appointed a new engineering quality standards auditor.

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Goldstar ‘unbeatable’ praise for Harsh hookloader

Scrap metal business Goldstar Metal Traders has taken delivery of a high-spec Harsh 6x4 hookloader, describing the Harsh units as “unbeatable” for versatility and productivity.

Heavy Goods Vehicles
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Cartwright Fleet Services wraps up deal with Hermes UPDATED

Parcel delivery business Hermes has signed a deal with Cartwright Fleet Services for the supply of 244 box vans and 70 tractors, including maintenance for five years.

Finance & Leasing
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Transport training provider awards top marks to Volvo FL

Wiltshire Transport Training & Development has taken delivery of its first Volvo truck – an FL 4x2 16-tonne rigid, with a box body by TWR Commercial Bodybuilders.

Rigids
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Volkswagen unveils new off-the-shelf conversions

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has expanded its range of off-the-shelf conversions to include tippers, dropsides and Lutons.

Light Commercial Vehicles
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DAF dealer opens doors to would-be apprentices

DAF dealer Ford & Slater is holding three open evenings next week to promote its HGV technician apprenticeships.

Apprenticeships
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Enterprise Flex-E-Rent adds construction spec trucks to hire fleet

Commercial vehicle rental business Enterprise Flex-E-Rent has added three new truck types to its hire fleet to meet growing demand from the construction sector.

Finance & Leasing
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Hybrid drivelines: Born to be mild

Partial vehicle electrification through technologies such as regenerative braking, starter/generators and even stop-start systems in so-called ‘mild-hybrid’ systems can provide significant fuel savings, finds Steve Banner

Vehicle Electrics & Electronics
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irtec: Where quality matters

Singapore’s bus services operate to some of the highest standards in the world, including irtec accreditation for some operators. Richard Simpson finds out more

Irtec
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Colleges roundtable: Through the looking glass

A roundtable event held in November gathered vehicle technician training providers to discuss the issues that they encounter in the age of the apprenticeship levy. Will Dalrymple chaired the session

Apprenticeships