Driving jobs are up for grabs at leading poultry firm Moy Park after a boost in business
Read More »Volvo Trucks is supporting the government announcement made last week, to increase the speed limit for goods vehicles over 7.5 tonnes on single carriageway roads from 40mph to 50mph
Read More »Intelligent Telematics has launched the first 3G vehicle camera in Ireland to help fleet operators reduce costs, enhance safety and protect against fraudulent insurance claims. The IT 1000 is part of a new range of forward-facing camera solutions available from the Waterford-based company that combine integrated video and telematics technology to capture footage of road collisions and harsh driving events along with supporting vehicle data. As a result, vehicle operators can now minimise financial and operation risk within their fleet operations by having immediate proof of what really happened
Read More »Prohire Plc, the commercial vehicle hire and fleet management specialist, has issued two ‘Charters’ that describe in clear terms the company’s service pledge to its customers
Read More »New groundbreaking cycle safety technology has been launched to reduce the growing number of cyclist collisions and casualties across the country involving large commercial vehicles
Read More »Development at vehicle-tracking specialist Quartix continues with the launch of its new UK website, now live at www.quartix.net
Read More »Information is key to keep the freight and logistics industry on the move during extreme weather conditions, that’s the message from the Freight Transport Association (FTA), which added that transport resilience plays a vital part to aid a successful economy
Read More »Road safety campaigners are warning that mobile phone distraction will become a bigger killer on the UK’s roads than drink driving by
Read More »Yaxley Coachworks has beaten off stiff competition to scoop the prestigious “Commercial Vehicle Bodyshop of the Year “ title for 2014 at the recent British Bodyshop Awards
Read More »For commercial vehicle fleet owners and operators, wheel and tyre theft is the one thing they can’t afford! Trucks and their component parts are increasingly being stolen for their value as scrap and recycled materials. UK authorities have warned the road haulage industry that almost any part of a truck from side panels and catalytic converters to wheels and hubs have a financial value!
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