Hot News

A ferry port worker at Cairnryan has died after falling into the water. Police Scotland said a 60-year-old man was recovered from the water and died a short time later. It added that inquiries are […]

A  lorry driver who caused a seven-vehicle pile-up on the M25 while driving under the influence of cocaine has been handed a suspended two-year jail sentence and disqualified from driving for three-and-a-half years, writes Carol […]

In this months People In The News, it’s promotion for Iveco’s Mike Cutts, and new appointments for Steve Mann at ATS Euromaster and David O’Connor at Schmitz Cargobull, while Sonya Byers is honoured with an […]

The devolved government started the process of putting seven new electric ferries that will support the Clyde and Hebrides routes, and which will be able to carry commercial vehicles. The Scottish government stated that the […]

Organisers of this year’s Scottish Transaid Dinner, taking place on 12 September at the Macdonald Inchyra Hotel & Spa in Falkirk, have confirmed a fantastic evening of entertainment to be headlined by comic genius Ray […]

Renault Trucks continues to advance its research and development efforts with its laboratory truck, Oxygen. Following an initial test phase in Lyon and Paris, the manufacturer is now entering a new stage with a second […]

In the second article in Transport News series on cyber-attacks, Jack Carfrae asks how operators can beef up their digital security to ward off hackers.  From having people with direct responsibility to defend software systems […]

Hauliers could be granted an extra three months to prepare for Transport for London’s new, stricter Direct Vision Standard, according to papers published by London Councils’ transport and environment committee, ahead of a meeting this […]

A new traffic commissioner has been appointed for the North West traffic area following the retirement of Gerallt Evans. David Mullan comes to the role from within the department of infrastructure in Northern Ireland. The […]