Case Studies
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Iveco lines up major launches for Q4 2020
New S-Way, X-Way and T-Way all planned while an electric version of the Daily comes in 2022
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Renault teams up with DPD to develop ‘last mile’ autonomous delivery van concept
With a range of 186 miles on a single charge, the Ez-Pro is intended to keep going all day
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Renault Trucks: bringing a heavy truck ethos to Vans
As customers become more demanding, Volvo-owned Renault Trucks believes it has the edge thanks to its willingness to develop dedicated, unique offerings
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Challenges for London-based CV fleets, explained by TfL
Transport for London acknowledges the priority needs of fleet and freight operators in the capital, but there’s a quid pro quo for access to uncongested roads…
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Data and planning prepares SSE for the future
Data helps the energy company identify savings and efficiencies, while planning keeps the fleet relevant and compliant. By Stephen Briers
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'Nothing matches our accreditation programme,' says FORS' John Hix
"We take complaints seriously; we act”, says John Hix as multiple schemes compete for national supremacy in van and truck accreditation. By Stephen Briers
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‘We lost the script’ but now MAN Truck & Bus is back on song
Man Truck & Bus MD says his business ‘forgot about our strengths’ but a reorganisation has put it back on song. By Stephen Briers and John Lewis
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Ecochamps leads Daf progress in green-friendly trucks
Collaboration of 26 partners now at an end, but Daf Trucks feels elements of project have been a success. By Tim Blakemore
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‘Safety gives us a competitive advantage,’ says R&B Star boss
Safety has been a priority at family-owned R&B Star for three generations, says Andrew Robertson. By John Maslen
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Urban Transport Group: People want cities that are more for people than vehicles
UTG provides local authorities with the framework for formulating transport policies. But vehicle exclusion is not part of its agenda. By Stephen Briers
