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A Durham-based logistics firm has become the fifth new member to join Pallet-Track in 2024, as part of major growth plans. Family-run Logistics North East, which is based in Chester-Le-Street, has joined the Midlands-based pallet […]

Scottish logistics giant John G Russell has acquired the Coatbridge Rail Terminal from rail freight and logistics company Freightliner, as part of its wider expansion plans. The purchase of the terminal, which is located directly […]

In the current issue of Transport News, the People In The News remember Walter Ritchie, the founder and owner of Glasgow based Ritchies Training Centre, who passed away in March of this year aged 92; […]

Fox Group is taking delivery of four new zero tailpipe emission Volvo trucks which will be used to service a low carbon asphalt plant being constructed at its site in Leyland, writes Carol Millett. The […]

In the current issue of Transport News, we look at longer vehicles. While the Brits debate longer vehicles, the Europeans have moved to deploy B-double combinations. In Scandinavia hauliers can use a tractor unit to […]

In the current issue of Transport News, we focus on the internal combustion engines’ last hoop to jump through before they are replaced by alternative fuels. Euro 7 emissions regulations are due later this decade. […]

A staunch Scania V8 operator, Eyemouth-based DR Collin & Son has bought its first Volvo FH 500 turbo compound tractor unit, writes Kevin Swallow in the current issue. Transport manager David Rosie explains why the […]

In the current issue of Transport News, Dan Gilkes talks to Bevan Group’s sales director Roy Shelton. It’s been 16 years since Bevan Group streamlined itself into the limelight with its Bevan21 aerodynamic specification for […]

In the current issue of Transport News, David Craik writes about Galt Transport. It’s been a tough start to 2024 for the Dumbarton-based operation after the passing of managing director Allan Galt. He was the […]