Scania (Great Britain) Limited has acquired independent Scania dealer TruckEast, in a deal which will see the company’s 17 sites in the east of England – includ­ing those at Bury [...]

The expansion of Euro NCAP safe­ty standards into the heavy truck sector was covered at Logistics UK’s Fleet Engineer conference by the or­ganisation’s director of strategic development, Matthew Avery. He [...]

The all-party parliamentary group (APPG) for freight and logistics is asking for input from industry to inform its drafting of a new report on how diversity should be fostered within [...]

Multi-energy refuelling hub pioneer Aegis Energy has launched a new scheme which it says will help fleet operators accelerate their shift to decarbonised transport. The Aegis Trailblazers scheme will offer [...]

Tesco has rolled out electric refrigeration technology from manufacturer Sunswap to enable zero-emission temperature control for chilled and frozen foods en route to its retail outlets. The supermarket giant took [...]

Sugar and syrup products producer Tate & Lyle Sugars has deployed two new Volvo FM Electric trucks, whose zero-emission credentials are contributing to cleaner air in and around the capital. [...]

The Treasury has announced £590 million of funding for the recently greenlit Lower Thames Crossing, which it says is “the most significant road building project in a generation and a [...]

The first Chinese-built and badged electric truck to go on direct sale in the UK is the Yutong TE7: a 7.5-tonner imported by the long-established company Pelican Engineering, which has [...]

Logistics UK is concerned that Transport for London (TfL) may apply the Congestion Charge to zero-emission freight vehicles after the current exemption expires on 25 December. TfL is currently consulting [...]