• WHO cancer verdict likely to sharpen exhaust emissions focus

    Published On: Thursday 17 October 2013

    A pronouncement by the World Health Organisation that general outdoor air pollution can cause a range of human cancers is likely to refocus attention on engine exhaust emissions at both […]

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  • Last-minute bus rush for Driver CPC

    Published On: Wednesday 16 October 2013

    Organisations offering Driver CPC training for truckers reported a last-minute rush as bus and coach drivers sought to record 35 hours of approved training before risking the loss of their […]

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  • A-road toll plans whip up a storm

    Published On: Tuesday 15 October 2013

    Plans to demolish a bridge on the busy A14 trunk road with the aim of forcing traffic onto a new toll road have been met with concern from voices within […]

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  • Cummins to come back with Euro 6 heavy-duty engine

    Published On: Friday 27 September 2013

    American engine manufacturer Cummins is preparing for a comeback to the European heavy truck market with its new ‘global platform’ engine, which will be available in 10.5 and 11-8 litre […]

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  • DAF launches Euro 6 construction range

    Published On: Tuesday 24 September 2013

    Paccar subsidiary DAF has revealed a Euro 6-compliant range of construction trucks covering 4×2 rigid, multi-axle and tractor applications. The vehicles feature increased ground clearance to aid cross-country mobility and […]

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  • Firm Euro 6 prices from MAN

    Published On: Monday 23 September 2013

    Firm prices for Euro 6 trucks have been set by MAN UK for the key models that combine to form the majority of its sales (see table below). While cash […]

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  • Fracking could bring double boom for truck operators

    Published On: Monday 16 September 2013

    Large-scale UK shale gas production could create a double boom for Britain’s truck operators, by simultaneously increasing demand for transport services and reducing the cost of fuel.  A report by […]

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  • Fury over A9 speed cameras

    Published On: Thursday 22 August 2013

    Plans to install average speed cameras along a 136-mile stretch of the A9 to Inverness have been slammed by the haulage industry, which points out that trucks travelling at their […]

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  • Traction operators must take responsibility for third-party trailer condition

    Published On: Monday 19 August 2013

    Operators have been reminded by a deputy traffic commissioner that the condition of thirdparty trailers, including those travelling unaccompanied from mainland Europe pulled by British traction providers, is the responsibility […]

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