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DAF pushed the benefits of HVO during Freight in the City

DAF pushed the benefits of hydrogenated vegetable oil (HVO) during in Alexandra Palace

Renault Trucks aims to re-gain municipal market advantage

Renault Trucks announced at Freight in the City, that it is setting its sights on the municipal sector, and believes its ZE technology will help to boost its appeal

First Low-entry L series hybrid rolled out at Freight in The City

Scania debuted a hybrid L-series (below) – an L320 6x2 rear-steer chassis cab – at Freight in The City

Volvo reveals Vera to UK crowds at Freight in The City

One of the stars of the show was the Volvo Vera, a zero-emission level 4 autonomous tractor unit

2013 SDC tri-axle sliding skeletal trailers - Used deal of The Day

This group of six 2013 SDC tri-axle sliding skeletal trailers are our used deals of the day from Hireco Trailer Sales

Used Mercedes-Benz Actros: 10 problems to look out for

We spoke to operators of Actros' of various ages, to come up with a list of common problem areas.

Ford Trucks commences platooning trials in Turkey

Ford Otosan starts phase one in its development of a level 4 autonomous truck

2018 Euro-6 Renault Range K tipper - Used Truck of the Day

This 2018 Euro-6 Renault Range K tipper is our used truck of the day from MHF in Inkberrow, Worcestershire

Norfolk haulier fined £20,000 after worker had foot broken by forklift truck

Norfolk haulier Foulger Transport has been fined £20,000 following an incident in which a warehouse worker had the bones in his foot broken by a moving forklift truck.

TISS creates superhero to tackle fuel theft

TISS aims to make hauliers more aware of fuel theft through its ‘Superhero’ initiative, which the company claims will help “rid the world of fuel theft”