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50 years of the Mitsubishi Fuso Canter light-duty truck

The first generation of the Mitsubishi FUSO Canter light-duty truck came onto the market in March 1963. 50 years and eight generations later, we are proud to celebrate the truck as a bestseller, with global sales of 3,700,000 units since that original market launch in its home market of Japan. The light-duty FUSO Canter truck

New Topaz.ie website promotes Q8 Oils range

Topaz has a new and improved website which aims to make its Q8 Oils product portfolio more accessible to users. The website now hosts a range of features to help both commercial users and consumers engage with and access information about the Q8 Oils’ range of products and services.

FTA welcomes merger of VOSA and DSA

The Freight Transport Association has welcomed today’s announcement by the Department for Transport that from July, the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) and Driving Standards Agency (DSA) will be merged and put under the control of a single Chief Executive – Alastair Peoples, currently Chief Executive at VOSA – as long as this means

Just how an ultra-modern truck is built

This spring saw the first of the series-produced new Volvo FH trucks roll out of the factory gates for delivery to customers throughout Europe. But just how is an ultra-modern truck built, how do advanced electronics and other hardware turn into a single smoothly functioning entity and how can top quality be guaranteed ?

All roads lead to the Donegal International Rally

All roads lead to Donegal this weekend for the occasion that even tops the return of Sam Maguire to the county. And since the event was launched in 1972, the Donegal International Rally has grown to become county’s largest sporting event. Estimated to bring up to €25 million to the local economy each year. The

Call for more road traffic enforcement of CV operators

Euro Contrôle Route (ECR), the working group that represents European national transport inspection services and Ireland’s Road Safety Authority (RSA) have called on EU Member States to provide additional manpower to National Inspectorates and Police forces for road traffic enforcement of Commercial Vehicle (CV) operators (buses and goods vehicles).