Medium and large companies could now be liable for increased payroll costs if they have been using agency drivers engaged through a limited company, warns Claire Howarth of chartered accountants [...]
Volvo Group subsidiary Renault Trucks has mapped out its route to 2040, and the phase-out of fossil fuels in the truck industry. Renault Trucks president Bruno Blin said electric power [...]
Operators in the temperature-controlled sector should prepare now for the end of the red rebated duty diesel concession for fridge motors next year, warned Graham Usher, UK sales distributor for [...]
Cummins AdBlue dual-dosing system now on offer to OEMs
Published On: Thursday 25 March 2021
Engine and exhaust aftertreatment manufacturer Cummins is to offer its innovative urea dual-dosing system to other OEMs after initial success in the latest iteration of the Scania V8 engine (pictured). [...]
Renault Trucks has expanded its all-electric truck range to include a construction variant as well as distribution and low-entry models. Paris plant hire specialist, the Noblet Group, which is committed [...]
Logistics UK (formerly the FTA) has expanded capacity for its Transport Manager CPC qualification in association with City & Guilds. The move follows the withdrawal of the OCR examination board [...]
RHA clashes with government over extent of Brexit impact
Published On: Wednesday 10 March 2021
The Road Haulage Association (RHA) last month demanded “urgent intervention” from the government to tackle what it called “enormous challenges facing critical supply chains” as a result of the post-Brexit [...]
The Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT) has released figures showing that new HGV registrations dropped by 32.2 per cent in 2020, representing the weakest demand since 2010. SMMT [...]
Organisers of the Commercial Vehicle Show have taken the decision to reschedule the 2021 event, following the recent government announcement of its roadmap out of lockdown. The CV Show will [...]
