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TimoCom wins Best Brand accolade for second year running

TimoCom can call itself ‘Best Brand 2010’. With its freight and vehicle exchange TC Truck&Cargo® the company has remained ahead of its competitors in the ‘Best Freight and Vehicle Exchange’ category for the second year running.

Telematics - lessons for road haulage from Formula 1

Telematics - lessons for road haulage from Formula 1For two consecutive years, British drivers Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton have taken the laurels as proud winners of the Formula 1 Championship, deservedly so.

Panasonic Toughbook Solutions IT Hardware Driving New Limits at the Commercial Vehicle Operator Show 2010

At CVO Show (Stand: 4140). Whether used by service technicians for testing and repair of vehicle engines, troubleshooting faults or for measuring, recording and evaluating telemetric data during test drives - Toughbooks are intelligent and reliable tools for all areas of the commercial vehicle workshop.

Battle against freight crime continues - DC Alan Soames

Despite the economic climate and a predicted rise in crime there was an 18.9% decrease in offences in the first six months of 2009 compared to the same period in 2008. While this is good news, we mustn’t let down our guard.

Telematics applications trebled

Telematics applications trebledThe number of telematics applications currently in use in the UK’s road haulage sector has trebled during the past five years – and this figure will continue to increase.

SatNavs for trucks - don't overcomplicate

SatNavs for trucks - don't overcomplicateEveryone knows the solution for a truck SatNav: A unit where you type in your height, width and weight, then it plans a route that avoids all restrictions. Everyone knows. I have some reservations about such a system, some technical, some practical.

FTA appoints new Head of Research

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has appointed Dr Sharon Ryan as Head of Research at its headquarters in Tunbridge Wells.

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