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Latest news from the commercial transport industry, brought to you by Transport Engineer magazine, covers transport, vehicle and workshop technologies - with engineering updates on trucks, tippers, LCVs, buses, coaches, trailers, engines, transmissions, brakes, hybrids, fuels and more - as well as equipment for technicians, maintenance, legislation, environmental issues, fleet operating costs, company and people news.

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13/04/2011

Revolutionary Luton van body steals CV Show for Bevan

Bevan Group unveiled the first of its new breed of environmentally friendly Luton van bodies at the CV Show – promising an impressive payload of more than 1,200kg and operating cost reductions.
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13/04/2011

Minister awards Van Excellence certification at CV Show

Transport minister Mike Penning awarded Van Excellence certificates of accreditation to AAH Pharmaceuticals, Enterprise Managed Services, Iron Mountain and the London Borough of Redbridge when he visited the FTA's stand at the CV Show, NEC ...
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12/04/2011

Reduced prices and better performance from smith electric trucks

Smith Electric Vehicles Europe has launched a new sales strategy, enhanced pricing and improved vehicle performance at the CV Show today.
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12/04/2011

Bywaters builds new partnership with Volvo Trucks

London based recycling firm Bywaters has entered into a close working arrangement with Volvo Trucks and Volvo Dealer Volvo Truck and Bus Centre London.
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12/04/2011

Comline to launch into the UK truck parts market

Comline Auto Parts, a parts supplier for European, Japanese and Korean cars and vans, has announced it is to move into the commercial vehicle market, by offering lines of brake discs and pads.
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12/04/2011

AutoCrew workshop concept goes international

After a period of consolidation, Bosch has announced it is expanding the service scope and network of its AutoCrew workshop concept, both across Germany and around the world.
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11/04/2011

Type Approval arrives for Stoneridge’s digital tacho

Stoneridge Electronics has won the race for the first Type Approval certification for a next-generation digital tachograph.
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11/04/2011

LCV and HGV sales rise in March

Van sales increased by 27% in March and by 31% overall for the first quarter of the year, compared with last year's figures.
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11/04/2011

EU type approval lights the way for vehicle LEDs

Ring has launched two 90mm modular LED units, designed for coaches – one for low beam, the other for main beam – finally taking them beyond vehicle marker lighting.
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11/04/2011

Stormont announces new London trucks location

Long-established Iveco dealer Stormont Truck & Van has opened a full sales and service dealership in Loughton to support customers across North London – an area home to large fleets of urban distribution vehicles.
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07/04/2011

Citroën goes green to help LCV operators

Citroën is to provide a 'Go Green and Clean Allowance' of up to £3,500 to help LCV operators affected by the changes to the LEZ (London Low Emission Zone) scheme, due to take effect on 3 January 2012.
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07/04/2011

TGI Friday’s signs up to Convert2Green for carbon savings

Convert2Green and 3663 have secured a contract with TGI Friday's to turn waste cooking oil from around 50 restaurants in the UK into carbon saving fuel.
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07/04/2011

Government figures confirm Stagecoach as greenest hybrid bus firm

Government figures published yesterday (Wednesday 6 April) confirmed that Stagecoach Group is leading the way on investing in new greener buses, using hybrid electric technology.
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06/04/2011

Plenty to see at CV Show, NEC, Birmingham next week

Sigmavision, which manufactures laser measurement systems for the tyre industry, will be launching a patent-protected product called TreadReader at the Commercial Vehicle Show, next week.
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06/04/2011

Iveco Eurocargo delivers a bright future in London

External lighting firm David Webster Lighting has added an 18-tonne Iveco Eurocargo 4x2 rigid to its fleet – replacing a Eurocargo that had clocked-up nine years across London and the South East.
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06/04/2011

Panther coaches on the prowl for Eddie Brown

North Yorkshire coach operator Eddie Brown has added four Plaxton Panther coaches to its fleet.
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05/04/2011

Renault Premium bonds with Felixstowe haulier

Goldstar Transport has taken delivery of 60 Euro 5 Renault Premium 460.25 6x2s, all with Privilege cabs.
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05/04/2011

Andover Trailers reveals 152-tonne unit

Heavy-haulage manufacturer Andover Trailers says the completion of its largest trailer in 26 years marks a triumph for British engineering.
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05/04/2011

Low carbon vehicle R&D projects to get Cenex and TSB funding

Cenex and the Technology Strategy Board (TSB) are calling for collaborative research projects under the niche vehicle R&D programme.
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04/04/2011

Ford launches commercial vehicle scrappage scheme for London

Ford is supporting London-based commercial vehicle customers with a CV scrappage programme that will help them move from older vans into cleaner, greener vehicles.
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04/04/2011

Truck, bus and coach licensing to be reviewed

A consultation on the implementation of new EU rules covering the licensing of truck, bus and coach operators has been announced today by Roads Minister Mike Penning.
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04/04/2011

Keltruck Silurian Scania merger completes

Following its acquisition of the shares of Silurian Scania at the beginning of the year, Keltruck completed the merger with Silurian on 1 April.
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04/04/2011

Fuso Canter sets a shining example for Autoglym

When Bridgend-based ARB Autocare wanted an eye-catching vehicle for showcasing its products, the answer was a range-topping 7.5-tonne Fuso Canter 7C18D.
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04/04/2011

NR Evans continues tyre contract with Bridgestone

Bridgestone UK has extended the tyre supply agreement with temperature controlled distribution company NR Evans.
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01/04/2011

All clear for take-off at RAF bases, thanks to Mercedes

RAF bases around the world are being kept fighting fit by a fleet of Mercedes-Benz-based airfield sweeping and snow clearing vehicles deployed to help keep RAF bases operational during bad weather.
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