Commercial Vehicles
RHA welcomes re-opening of road toll debate
The Road Haulage Association has welcomed the Campaign for Better Transport report which has once again highlighted the issue of road tolls and the long held RHA view that neither public nor private road tolls are a guaranteed revenue earner.
Rail-served distribution park extension obtains planning permission
North Warwickshire Borough Council has granted planning consent for IM Properties to develop a 124 acre second phase at Birch Coppice Business Park which will provide up to 2,000,000 sq ft of rail-served warehousing accommodation.
Faulty used wheels could see hauliers imprisoned, warns leading solicitor
Failure to apply a full risk assessment in the purchase of a commercial vehicle wheel can ultimately lead to a corporate manslaughter charge should the item fail and cause a catastrophic injury, a leading solicitor has warned.
Intermodal Europe 2010 - the perfect place to plan for the future
The Intermodal Europe event returns to Amsterdam from 30th November - 2nd December 2010, providing a forum for the industry to plan for the year ahead.
Classic quality from Chicago Pneumatic
Chicago Pneumatic (CP) has a well established reputation for manufacturing and distributing an extensive range of professional pneumatic tools for the vehicle service and industrial maintenance industries.
Industry view wanted on CV technician licensing
irtec, the IRTE’s technician licensing scheme, is staying ahead of the game by asking industry to contribute to the Licence’s direction, following a review by the irtec Steering Committee (iSC).
Red Forge launches state-of-the art overload solution
Red Forge has launched the latest addition to its market-leading range of Axle Load Indication systems. The Axalert Plus has been designed as a simple overload solution for two-axle HGVs up to 18 tonnes GVW.
New trailers for a new name in logistics
A new name in logistics has added 20 new Schmitz Cargobull refrigerated trailers to its vehicle fleet.
Road Haulage Association - Geoff Dunning
The escalating price of fuel causes obvious problems for hauliers, and the added problem of the worst recession in many years simply makes matters worse, with customers themselves under extreme pressure and the merest hint of a rate increase sometimes resulting in work being put out to re-tender.
Freight Operator Recognition Scheme - Dan Evanson
The Freight Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) has more than 400 members, with 1,300 depots, which account for 55,000 vehicles across London. In a little over three years since our formal launch, we’re proud that we’re helping large numbers of operators to save money and become safer, greener and more efficient.









