The London Mayor, Transport for London and the London Councils are to join forces to impose new safety equipment rules on operators who send their trucks into the capital. Although [...]

The days of volumetric mixers operating on the roads at weights of over 32 tonnes under regulations originally intended to apply to mobile cranes and other wheeled plant may be [...]

The European Parliament’s transport committee has failed to agree whether or not to allow longer and/or heavier trucks on Europe’s roads, let alone whether the extra length should be used [...]

The prospect of more and tighter low emission zones (LEZs) in British cities has been raised by the decision of the European Commission to launch legal proceedings against the UK [...]

Diesel-engined vehicles that have had standard particulate trap exhaust aftertreatment devices removed will fail their annual tests from February, roads minister Robert Goodwill has announced. The tightening of testing to [...]

The truck industry will remember 2013 as being the year of the busiest month ever – December – when nearly 11,000 trucks were registered in the run-up to the Euro [...]

Reports have emerged that some drivers who require a Driver CPC but do not hold one are allegedly being prevented from continuing with their journeys when they are detected at [...]

Senior traffic commissioner Beverley Bell has warned transport managers that they must face up to their legal responsibilities as outlined by Act of Parliament, or get out of the industry. [...]

Scania is forging ahead with its Euro 6 engine programme, having just introduced the most powerful engine yet to conform to the new emissions standard. The 730 hp V8 joins [...]