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Surefreight make significant savings with Continental tyres

With all transport and logistics businesses under pressure to keep costs down one Northern Ireland haulage company is seeing significant savings resulting from good tyre management. To make these savings, Surefreight, one of the leading logistics companies operating between Ireland, Britain and mainland Europe, turned to Continental for support. The result – annual spend on

FTA welcomes low emissions strategy

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) in the UK has welcomed the inclusion of freight in the British government’s publication ‘Driving the Future Today – A Strategy for Ultra Low Emission Vehicles in the UK’ but remains concerned that not enough funding support or focus is being allocated to the hgv sector. The strategy, authored by

Kormoran expands truck tyre range

Kormoran is expanding its latest range of commercial vehicle tyres to include three new tread patterns available exclusively from Michelin Truck Professional (MTP) dealerships in the UK and Republic of Ireland. This introduction of these new steer and drive pattern tyres marks the most significant Kormoran product launch for nearly a decade and replaces a

Campaign on quality gathers pace

The campaign on quality initiated by the recently formed, Original Equipment Suppliers  Aftermarket Association, (OESAA) is gathering momentum after attracting several more big names to its ranks, with the promise of ‘more to follow’. Sixteen suppliers of OE components are now committed to taking the groups ‘Our Quality – Your Reputation’ message to the aftermarket.

Apprenticeship popularity soars in the UK

Applications for apprenticeships in the UK have soared by nearly a third compared with the same period last year, according to the National Apprenticeship Service (NAS). More than 1.4 million applications were made over the 12 months ending in July, 32% up on 2012. While the number of vacancies has increased from 101,000 to 129,000,

RSA focuses on children going back to school

With schools reopening around the country for the start of a new school year, the Road Safety Authority (RSA) is asking parents, teachers and children to make every effort to ensure this school year is a safe one. Despite a reduction in child road fatalities in recent years, research from the RSA has revealed that