Norwegian firm Lade AS has unveiled its new cargo ship, The Vindskip, which the company says generates a 60 per cent reduction in fuel savings and an 80 per cent reduction in fuel emissions, by using its hull as a sail
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The Department for Transport is seeking industry views on its recently announced secondary legislation relating to the HGV Road User Levy Act 2013
DB Schenker has opened its largest logistics centre in Japan, at the Baraki Logistics Centre, which covers a total area of 33,000 sq m
The bulk haulage division of agricultural specialist GW Topham & Sons has taken delivery of ten DAF 44-tonne Super Spacecab tractor units, on contract hire from Ryder, as part of its plan to maximise vehicle uptime and increase payload capacity
The Freight Transport Association is urging commercial vehicle operators to improve their understanding of how parking restrictions work, after it was revealed that drivers are now paying £30 million a month in parking fines
Storage levels at Boughey Distribution have been higher than anticipated in the first quarter of its financial year, according to parent group NWF
John Lewis has begun a trial with CollectPlus, which allows its customers to pick up products bought online at local convenience stores and petrol stations in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and the South West of England
More than 15,000 people are now following Logistics Manager on Twitter
Professional Parcel Logistics, a fully-owned subsidiary of DHL Freight, has invested €24.7 million (£20.8 million) in its largest parcel hub in the Czech Republic, which it says is capable of handling up to 18,000 parcels an hour
Oil and gas logistics specialist, Lubbers Transport Group, has invested £300,000 in its first 100 tonne SL type trailer, to meet the increasing demand of the UK and Europe’s energy industry
