The Fleetmatics Group PLC, a leading global provider of fleet management solutions for commercial fleet vehicles delivered as software-as-a-service (SaaS) , is sponsoring the ‘Transport Company of the Year’ award, at the annual Irish Logistics and Transport Awards.
An analysis of road fatality statistics has revealed that almost 1 in 5 vehicle occupants killed in 2013*were not wearing their seatbelt at the time of the collision, meaning that as many as 21 lives could potentially have been saved if they had been wearing their seatbelt.
The Commercial Vehicle Show and Workshop 2014 takes place at the NEC in Birmingham, April 29 to May 1 and Auto Trade Journal readers can now claim their free tickets.
NGK Spark Plugs is the world’s largest manufacturer of Lambda sensors under the NTK brand name and supplies a comprehensive range of Lambda sensors to the UK aftermarket.
The ContiTech Power Transmission Group’s 2014/2015 Application Guide can be ordered with immediate effect. The guide will enable workshops to locate the appropriate belts and belt drive components for cars and vans from all renowned vehicle manufacturers.
Since removing lead pigment from its products in 2012, Spies Hecker has applied its expertise to develop a new lead-free orange tint for its Permafleet® range.
Cork Truck Services of Old Mallow Road, Cork have had their appointment as main sales dealers for Mercedes-Benz light commercial vehicles confirmed at an official contract signing which took place at the headquarters of Mercedes-Benz in Ireland recently.
FTA representatives in the north and south of Ireland have welcomed the announcement by Minister for Transport, Tourism & Sport, Leo Varadkar and Minister of State for Tourism & Sport, Michael Ring that Hugo MacNeill, ex-Ireland rugby international, has agreed to chair the working group established to examine the potential of a Rugby World Cup
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