As new HGV registrations declined by 10% in 2025, new zero emission HGV uptake rose 170.5% year-on-year, with demand tripling ...

Britain's biggest waste operators are running one of the country's largest - and most concentrated - commercial vehicle sectors, with almost 18,000 trucks and more than 5,000 trailers between them, ...

A company which successfully trained thousands of HGV drivers under the Skills Bootcamp initiative, before it was axed by the ...

MC Rental recently visited Leigh Academy Berstead near Maidstone with one of its rental trucks to help primary school ...

Transport managers need to stop being complacent and recognise that a cyber attack poses a triple threat, which can affect both the business and their own finances, fleet transport risk consultant and ...

DP World group chairman and chief executive Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem has resigned from the company with immediate effect, ...

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) is holding a Women in Supply Chain & Transport event, which will will explore career routes, emerging trends and strategies for empowering ...

Grants of up to £200,000 are being offered for innovative and high impact road safety projects that prevent harm related to drug-impaired driving and safer vehicles.

Logistics giant CH Robinson has dismissed reports its operations had been disrupted by a small AI startup muscling in on the sector with claims about freight volumes, and said it was the disrupter.

Yusen Logistics and Africa Global Logistics (AGL) have launched Yusen Africa, marking the start of operations in the continent's east region.

A decision by the Metropolitan police to abolish its commercial vehicle unit is "a huge mistake" and plays into the hands of cowboy operators, according to the former senior traffic commissioner.

Evri has assured customers and clients that delivery schedules are back on track after its cycling courier partner Pedal & Post closed down "without notice" last month.