A haulier has secured accreditation under Border Force’s clandestine entrant civil penalty scheme, citing an app as crucial to its success, writes Chris Tindall. Gary Smith Transport, operating from Aberdeen, was able to demonstrate its […]
Volvo and the New Car Assessment Program – also known as NCAP – enjoy a shared history, writes Olle Hällstén (Transport News’ Scandinavian correspondent). Allow me to explain. In 1994, we Swedes introduced Vision Zero. […]
Renewable biomethane supplier ReFuels has opened a new refuelling station at Livingston, writes Peter Brown. The public-access Bio-CNG (compressed natural gas) station, operating under the CNG Fuels brand, can refuel up to 14 trucks at […]
The A66, a key route for Scottish hauliers crisscrossing the Pennines and Yorkshire dales to and from the eastern side of England, must be upgraded argue hauliers and local politicians to unlock growth and investment […]
The combination of Hayton Coulthard Transport, ARR Craib and Pollock makes for one of Scotland’s biggest fleets. All three are part of the Gregory Group, and in an exclusive interview for Transport News, Duncan Coulthard, […]
A new Iveco S-Way for Glow Insulation & Site Supplies, based in Tealing, Dundee, running on the A9. Photo: William Sinclair.
Ord Industrial and Commercial Supplies Ltd added this new Volvo FH13 540 tag axle Globetrotter XL unit to the fleet. Supplied by Volvo Trucks in Inverness. Photo: Ian Lawson.
William Nicol’s DAF XG+530 tanker seen at the A1M Coneygarth Services. Photo: Peter Westcott.
A change in tyre strategy has seen construction logistics company Bimson triple the life of its tyres, writes Peter Brown. The haulier has seen a huge improvement in tyre performance since committing to a fleetwide […]
AXTEC has unveiled CALM, Connected Axle Load Monitoring, a new advancement to its Dynamic weighbridges. The new system enables transport operators to access axle and total vehicle weight data remotely via the internet, enhancing fleet […]
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