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Effective cooling optimises emissions control

Although the current Euro VI engine emissions regulations are primarily achieved through the use of exhaust treatment systems, the control of the engine’s temperature remains an incredibly important factor to provide the stability that is required to ensure the process is carried out effectively and the designed emissions reductions are actually delivered in practice. The

New DAF LF for James J. Doherty Ltd

James J. Doherty Ltd, one of the largest suppliers of mechanical engineering products in Ireland, have just taken delivery of a brand-new DAF LF 290 FA 4×2 Rigid. Features of the highly spec’d vehicle include: Day Cab Reinforced mechanical cab suspension Translucent external sun visor Daytime running lights Bumper mounted fog lights Kelsa top bar

Hydrogen electric solution developed for heavy mining

British company Williams Advanced Engineering is developing a new Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle set to become the world’s largest hydrogen powered mining truck. The project for global mining giant Anglo Amercian aims to help the latter achieve sustainability challenges as part of its FutureSmart Mining programme. Putting electrified vehicles into mines – from large haul

Mercedes-Benz set for construction summit

Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles division is set to showcase models from its light commercial vehicles at next month’s National Construction Summit in Blanchardstown. The Mercedes-Benz models showing from its LCV range will be the popular mid-sized Vito van and latest generation Sprinter van – featuring new levels of intelligent connectivity including Mercedes PRO Connect and a

New report uncovers barriers to road safety investment

The International Road Transport Union (IRU) has released a comprehensive report on road safety investment by mobility and logistics operating companies. The findings highlight that while the commercial road transport industry recognises it has a key role to play in improving road safety, significant financial, regulatory and societal barriers exist. With more than 3,500 people

FORS freezes fees for fifth year running

FORS has confirmed there will be no increase to its membership subscription or audit fees during 2020, for the fifth year in succession. FORS fees have now been fixed at the same rate since 2015, with the hold in membership costs announced as FORS enters its 12th year of operation. Now with 5,000 members across