In this issue

With a record 1,600 trucks on display, six truck manufacturers and an action-packed arena, there was plenty to do and see for those attending the record breaking Truckfest Scotland, sponsored by MV Commercial, at the […]

Stevie Walker’s Greek odyssey concludes with a bang with the Lochmaben Transport’s boss piloting the behemoth FH 780 Aero. Does it whet the appetite for Europe’s most powerful road going truck to join the Lockerbie […]

Ross-shire based Stoddart Crane Hire celebrated its 20th anniversary with a family fun day event at the Black Isle Showfield on Saturday 8th June 2024. Ian Lawson was on hand to capture the fleet and […]

Iveco has developed its cutting-edge zero-tailpipe-emission trucks, including the new battery-electric S-eWay, with no small thanks to its partnership with Nikola. Transport News hits the road to see if it’s the sum of its parts.

For 60 years Scania has been available to operators, and they’ve taken to it in their droves. Ian Lawson has caught many a Griffin-badged Swede across Scotland, and here is a small collection from the […]

A new book which charts the history of celebrated Scottish haulier Ian S Roger is in the works, writes Transport News regular contributor David Craik. Next year marks the 50th anniversary of Ian S Roger […]

Stevie Walker probably doesn’t pay Transport News enough to be go on a freebie and leave the turbulent British weather behind him to put the new Volvo Aero products through their paces on the sun-soaked […]

In the final article of our cyber security series, former Knights of Old director Paul Abbott explained to Jack Carfrae how a ransomware attack felled a haulage firm with 450 vehicles and 900 staff in […]

Anyone still subscribing to the outmoded opinion of a war between road and rail need not attend Multimodal, writes regular Transport Bews contributor Simon Walton. Here at the NEC, advocates of land, sea and air […]