All articles by Chris Tindall – Page 36
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MT ArticleDP World pledges to slash fruit and veg export times with Atlas service
DP World said it could cut export times for fruit and veg shipments by up to two days when it launches a Morocco to UK and Northern Europe service.
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MT ArticleLorry driver ‘deliberately’ collides with M6toll barrier to avoid fare
Police in the Midlands arrested the driver of an HGV who “deliberately” crashed through the barriers on the M6 toll road this week in order to avoid paying the charge.
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MT ArticleRoberts Transport’s Littlehampton move for big growth
Roberts Transport said it now had the space to double its operations having recently completed its move to a new site in Wick, Littlehampton.
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MT ArticleEvri and DHL merger gets regulatory approval
Evri and DHL eCommerce’s merger has been given the green light by the UK’s competition regulator, paving the way for a combined business that will handle over a billion parcels a year.
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MT ArticleAbacus adds ninth year of silver FORS status
Abacus Transport has achieved the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) silver accreditation for the ninth year running.
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MT ArticleOxfordshire haulier put brakes on pre-pack purchase deal
A Banbury haulage firm that bought the assets of a failed transport business in a pre-pack deal had to request a payment break after just three months, its administrator has revealed.
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FCZ Article‘First-of-its-kind’ fuel cell system promises to revolutionise HGV charging
A new fuel cell system that claims to address major electrification challenges in the HGV and bus markets, including range and refuelling times, has been launched.
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MT ArticleMT data reveals which hauliers are expanding their fleets
Broughton Transport Solutions, the family-run, Wiltshire haulage firm, stood out as having added more vehicles to its fleet this week than any other company, MT’s latest data report showed.
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MT ArticleBlakedale expands specialist vehicle build services
HGV and traffic management vehicle specialist Blakedale is significantly expanding its vehicle build capabilities for Northgate and FridgeXpress customers.
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MT ArticleNew MAN dealership opens in the North East
MAN has opened a new purpose-built dealership in Stockton-on-Tees, selling, supporting and maintaining its full range of vehicles.
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MT ArticlePallet-Track scores winner with Walsall FC support
Pallet-Track is supporting the official charity of Walsall Football Club and helping to make the game more accessible to the local community with a £5,000 donation.
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FCZ ArticleAlliance promises expansion of access to charging hubs
A new partnership between charging company Source and an energy supplier promises to expand access to ultra-rapid charging hubs for electric fleet operators.
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MT ArticleTurnover and profits slide at Chris Hayter Transport
Witney, Oxfordshire distribution and warehousing firm Chris Hayter Transport saw a downturn in both its revenues and profits last year.
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FCZ ArticleEuropa enhances carbon reporting with emissions calculator
Europa has introduced a carbon emissions calculator from Blue Yonder across its road freight division to meet its sustainability goals.
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FCZ ArticleDP World launches UK’s first low carbon truck programme
DP World is offering hauliers access to low carbon fuel at its London Gateway and Southampton logistics hubs, in what it said was a UK industry first.
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MT ArticleJS Davidson frees up warehousing space in response to demand
A surge in enquiries for storage options has prompted JS Davidson to undertake a reconfiguration of its warehousing space in Peterborough.
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MT ArticleBretts Transport looks to the future with management restructure
Bretts Transport has appointed its operations director Simon Stockwin as MD, replacing Simon Brett who becomes the Guyhirn haulier’s chief executive.
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FCZ ArticleProlog fulfils carbon credentials for fifth consecutive year
Prolog Fulfilment has achieved carbon neutrality for its warehousing and contact centre sites, retaining its carbon neutral status for the fifth year in a row.
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MT ArticleArgyll’s Coille Haulage shuts down amid “perfect storm of challenges”
Well-established timber haulier Coille Haulage has closed down with the loss of 24 jobs after battling tight margins, soaring operating costs and Covid-19 legacy issues, according to its liquidator.
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MT ArticleManfreight cools it down with major Cargobull order
Manfreight has put into service the final Schmitz Cargobull S.KO COOL semi-trailers from an order of 100 and praised the manufacturer’s “can-do” attitude.