The changing economics and technology of fleet maintenance were explained to the Logistics UK Fleet Engineer conference by John Armes, the digital services man­ager at Daimler Truck (formerly Mercedes-Benz). His […]

Modern ‘smart’ trailers provide their operators with a wealth of data about their use and condi­tion, Don-Bur’s technical support specialist Richard Owens told the Logistics UK Fleet Engineer con­ference in […]

Logistics UK has called for a col­laborative approach to the de­carbonisation of road freight, fol­lowing the publication of its new report, Exploring Current and Fu­ture Energy Demand from Road Freight. […]

The economic growth sought by the government may require many thousands of truck drivers whose Driver CPC qualifications have recently expired to retrain, according to a report by Rob Hunter […]

Neil Barlow, the head of vehicle technology and engineering at the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), reminded dele­gates at the Logistics UK Fleet Engineer conference not to be lulled […]

The Department for Transport (DfT) has revealed the outcome of its review into whether the HGV and PSV annual testing regime should be relaxed for mem­bers of the Earned Recognition […]

Steve Schofield, the head of busi­ness development at The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI), fo­cused on a concerning future shortage of vehicle engineering talent in his recent Logistics UK […]

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 […]