Road hauliers continue to under-estimate the potential competition posed by rail
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The inability of ports in Europe, the US and elsewhere to keep pace with the relentless growth in Asian, especially China’s, shipping facilities and overseas trade is already leading to increased personal injury and handling equipment incidents, the TT Cl
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Electric vehicles have been generating a lot of interest in the media as fleet operators begin trialling 7.
Although rail freight is growing it has struggled to keep up with the overall rise in transport activity, but, says Malory Davies, there is now the promise of more access for bigger loads at lower cost.
Cross dock facilities are becoming ever popular said North Rae Sanders in its latest Big Shed review as a consequence of retailers’ continued drive for efficiency.
Volvo has bid £211.
Hauliers adopting a wait and see approach to installing digital tachographs could be costing the industry up to £2.
All rail freight services in Europe were opened up to competition from 1 January.