home delivery
Latest News15 Dec 2020Volkswagen Crafter delivery van conversion launched
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has launched a new delivery van conversion for the Volkswagen Crafter, in partnership with Bri-Stor Systems.
Latest News30 Nov 2020CitySprint buys same-day delivery service
CitySprint has entered into an agreement to acquire the same day business of Leeds-based Sterling Services.
Van News25 Nov 2020Online boom fuels van registrations and record-breaking used prices
Analysts expect online sales to overtake spending in physical stores for the first time this year as the country prepares for a Covid Christmas.
Van News17 Nov 2020Tesco delivery fleet to be fully electric by 2028
Tesco is aiming to fully electrify its delivery fleet by 2028 as part of a commitment to reach ‘net zero’ by 2035.
Van News20 Oct 2020High demand for retail-ready used vans from dealers
The booming home delivery market has led to increased demand for retail-ready used vans by dealers.
Van News19 Aug 2020Penso delivers first carbon fibre home delivery fleet into service
British engineering firm Penso has delivered its first Blue Ocean Home Delivery Pods, with launch customer Asda taking an initial order for 25 units.
- Van News4 Jun 2020
Mercedes provides Tesco with additional Sprinters for driver assessments
Mercedes-Benz Vans has loaned 15 Sprinters to Tesco so the supermarket can to continue carrying out driver assessments.
Van News21 May 2020Penso offers 50% extra payload for home delivery fleets with carbon fibre body
British engineering firm Penso has developed a new ultra-lightweight carbon fibre body for 3.5-tonne vans, offering a payload advantage of up to 50%.
Latest News13 May 2020My Transport Planner enables London home delivery
A provider of fresh produce to London eateries, Classic Fresh Foods, has launched its home delivery operation in London with the adoption of new transport planning software.
Latest News19 Mar 2020Coronavirus: Supermarket home delivery fleets reach maximum capacity
Supermarket home delivery services have run out of delivery slots due to excessive demand caused by the Coronavirus outbreak.
