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 [...]
Next step for Driver CPC reforms as September deadline looms
Published On: Friday 31 May 2024
As the quinquennial spike in demand for DrivĀer 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 genĀeral election for 4 July by outlining their key priorities for the industry. āNow [...]
With the deadline for changes to Transport for Londonās Direct Vision Standard (DVS) regulations rapidly approaching, compliance specialist Convey Technology last week hosted a special webinar to outline some of [...]
The Road Haulage Association (RHA) last month reiterated calls for Transport for London (TfL) to extend the grace period for comĀpliance with more stringent Direct Vision Standard (DVS) rules set [...]
A shortage of drivers is preventĀing more than half of European truck operators from expanding their business, according to a report from trade body the InterĀnational Road Transport Union (IRU). [...]
Traton subsidiary MAN has expanded its e-truck offering from three basic models to over a million different possibleĀ specifications. The new chassis versions of the eTGX and eTGS can be highly [...]
A cross-charter agreement between P&O Ferries and Irish Ferries will enable truck operators to travel on the next available sailing by either operator, irrespective of which company the crossing was [...]
Ryder: going electric will increase transport cost
Published On: Tuesday 14 May 2024
Switching to electric trucks could increase transport costs by up to 114 per cent according to research underĀtaken in the USA by fleet giant Ryder System. Faced with increased presĀsure [...]