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Now an established product, the Iveco S-Way headed north to Scotland for the Transport News ‘road test’. Is it winning the hearts and minds of the operators? LAST YEAR, Transport News reported that the S-Way […]

When the lease terminated on Scania’s outgrown Bellshill dealership at the end of 2021, the solution was already in place – an ultra-modern £10 million complex built from scratch on a 7.8 acre site at […]

DAF TRUCKS is expanding its production capability with a new Electric Truck Assembly facility in Eindhoven, where the new generation XD Electric and XF Electric will commence this spring, with production to rise to several […]

Delivering animals and feed has kept livestock haulier Barclay’s Transport busy through a turbulent time for the agricultural sector, explains Ronald Davidson, as he talks to Kevin Swallow about investment and significant milestones. IT HAS […]

THE PROBLEM of goods being shipped in vastly oversized boxes, with all the waste both of materials and transport capacity that this entails, shows no signs of abating. At the end of November the EU […]

Cabs are vulnerable spots and there is little security equipment dedicated to protecting them. Jack Carfrae reports. THAT’S the opening gambit from a YouTube video called Lorry cab security and protection – sleeping safely, by […]

As hauliers struggle with a dearth of truck stops in Scotland, Carol Millett asks should there be more government support for these vital facilities? SCOTLAND is something of a desert when it comes to top […]

New van registrations struggled last year as the market gears up towards electric, writes John Kendall. AS EXPECTED, due to component supply constraints 2022 was a challenging year for new light commercial vehicle (LCV) sales […]

SUPPLIER of biomass fuel, Esken Renewables, has switched more than 75% of its fleet to Michelin X Multi and X Works tyres to cut fuel costs and reduce downtime. The Widnes based company has 13 […]