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All articles by Chris Tindall – Page 4
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ArticleBridge strike advice made available on TC website
The senior traffic commissioner said he was making advice about avoiding bridge strikes available to all operators on the TCs’ website as it remained a serious industry issue.
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ArticleHauliers in Wales add their voice to fuel duty freeze call
Welsh hauliers have told ministers that a 7p per litre increase in fuel duty would have a “devastating” effect on their businesses, ahead of next week’s Budget.
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ArticleDVS changes commence next week
Monday (28 October) sees the enforcement of the next phase of London’s Direct Vision Standard (DVS) and the industry’s main business groups have urged operators to check whether their vehicles require a permit.
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ArticleTST Group searches for new staff in Northern Ireland
Ballymena-based TST Group is hunting for new staff after recently taking on the Northern Irish operation for Pallet-Track.
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ArticleDFDS charges up list of UK electric lorry operators
DFDS said it would become one of the biggest operators of electric heavy duty trucks in the UK with the introduction of 10 Volvo FM and FH electric models in east and northwest England and Ireland.
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ArticleTop marks for Harbour International Freight after audit inspection
Pall-Ex member Harbour International Freight has earned a prestigious ‘AA’ accreditation for ambient storage, distribution and cross-docking following an auditing process conducted by BRGCS.
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ArticlePalletline board reinforced with appointment of ‘highly knowledgeable’ CFO
Palletline said it had strengthened its executive board with the appointment of a new group chief financial officer (CFO).
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ArticleArrowXL builds relationship with wall panel maker
ArrowXL has won a contract with Naturewall, the largest slatwall manufacturer in the UK, to deliver thousands of wall panels across the country every month.
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ArticleFew worries about increasing automation among workforce
The impact of AI on jobs is a regular topic of discussion across almost all industries, but a new study suggests most logistics workers are unconcerned about the threat to their careers.
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ArticleSuffolk sees increase in truck fuel thefts
HGVs parked along the A14 are being targeted by thieves for fuel with vehicles being damaged in the process, police have warned.
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ArticlePre-pack administration sale of JLF Moving Solutions after debts rack up
JLF Moving Solutions, a business within the Shift Group of companies, has been sold in a pre-pack deal after it hit financial difficulties, saving 55 jobs.
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ArticleArrowXL flying high on Trustpilot reviews
The reviews are in – all 160,000 of them – and the majority show high customer satisfaction with ArrowXL’s service, according to the two-person home delivery firm.
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ArticleCurbs on levy funding will hit specialist logistics roles
Plans to restrict levy funding of level 7 apprenticeships – equivalent to a master’s degree – have been branded a major blow to logistics employers requiring skilled employees.
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ArticleFake HGV reflective tape comes under industry spotlight
Operators are being warned to avoid counterfeit conspicuity tapes flooding the market, which pose a serious risk to road users and could result in legal action.
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ArticleRHA: fuel duty increase could push hauliers to the wall
The current fuel duty freeze must be maintained or many more businesses in the haulage sector will not survive the rising costs, according to the RHA.
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ArticleDPD delivers ‘strong’ revenues amid rising costs
DPD Group saw a slight reduction in revenues last year, amid the cost of living crisis and soaring inflation.
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ArticleDHL warehouse blaze linked to Russian terrorism
A fire at a DHL warehouse this summer is now being investigated by counter terrorism officers at the Metropolitan police after suspected Russian involvement.
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ArticleYodel looks east for parcel volume expansion
Yodel said its international logistics had been expanded to deliver 50 million additional parcels for Chinese firms.
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ArticleMAN hails ‘electric era’ with first eTGX delivery
MAN said it had reached a milestone after it delivered its first electric heavy-duty HGV, 100 years after it presented its first diesel truck.
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ArticleAE Chilled snapped up for £100,000
The pre-pack sale of AE Chilled in August, caused largely by the collapse of its key customer UK Salads, cost £100,000, its administrator has revealed.