Acknowledging that demand for full-electric vehicles is stagnat­ing in both European and North American markets, German au­tomotive system giant ZF will reveal a new hybrid version of its TraXon 2 [...]

Traton subsidiary Scania has launched Erinion, a new com­pany specialising in private and semi-public heavy-vehicle charg­ing facilities, with the UK as one of the first nations for roll-out. Ultimately, 40,000 [...]

Volvo Trucks has announced that on-road tests with trucks using hydrogen in combustion engines will begin in 2026, with a commercial launch to follow towards the end of the decade. [...]

Start-up fuel cell truck manufac­turer HVS has won two contracts to supply vehicles to UK operators. Explore, a specialist provider of plant hire and transport services to the construction sector, [...]

The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has published an explainer document for fleet operators on the technological requirements of the Progressive Safe System (PSS), set to be required in London from [...]

As the general election approaches, the Road Haulage Association (RHA) has warned that more detail is required from individual political parties on how commercial vehicles will transition to net zero. [...]

Trade associations representing the road transport industry have offered their perspectives on pre-election manifesto pledges from the Labour and Conservative parties, as well as those of the Liberal Democrats. According [...]

As the quinquennial spike in demand for Driv­er CPC training for lorry drivers begins to ramp up, the Department for Transport (DfT) has laid its proposed reforms to the qualification [...]

Transport trade associations have responded to the decision by prime minister Rishi Sunak to call a gen­eral election for 4 July by outlining their key priorities for the industry. “Now [...]