The FTA is calling on the Scottish government to class those in the logistics industry as key workers to bring support during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Department for Transport has announced a temporary relaxation of the EU drivers’ hours rules for drivers making essential deliveries to consumers’ homes during the coronavirus pandemic.
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A 30-day ‘try before you buy’ electric vehicle loan scheme piloted by the Nottingham ULEV Experience project could act as a blueprint for other UK cities that are considering Clean Air Zones.
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Transcan, one of Europe’s leading providers of fleet management solutions for the cold chain market, has launched a new website for 2020 as part of a rebranding project.
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FTA’s Future Logistics Conference has been rescheduled for 12-13 May 2021 in line with postponement of the wider ITT Hub event.
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Commercial Vehicle Show 2020 cancelled
Next month’s Commercial Vehicle Show 2020 has been cancelled in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, with the organisers looking into the possibility of postponing it to a later date.
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Fixter has seen record demand for its physical contact-free vehicle maintenance service as drivers practise social distancing and self-isolation.
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Demand for vans has risen sharply from cleaning companies, delivery businesses and pharmacies in the UK, which are being inundated with additional work as the coronavirus crisis worsens.
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The Freight Transport Association (FTA) is reinforcing its industry support with a range of services to aid van operators and logistics firms during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Gnewt Cargo founder Sam Clarke is joining Gridserve to lead its vehicle electrification work.
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Toyota launches Proace City compact van
Toyota has officially introduced the new Proace City, which is priced from £18,386 and marks its entry into the compact van sector.
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Businesses and residents in Coventry are being asked to have their say about plans to cut pollution in Coventry without introducing a Clean Air Zone.