The Fork Lift Truck Association has enhanced its Safe User Group service with additional resources. It also now covers up to five additional sites under a single membership, at no extra cost
Browsing: Policy and legislation
The Freight Transport Association has welcomed the government’s decision to continue working with the industry to improve freight’s carbon performance, as concluded by the Department for Transport’s Freight Carbon Review
The European Commission has proposed new rules regarding European trucks, designed to reduce fuel consumption by seven to ten per cent, cut emissions of greenhouse gases and enhance road safety
UPS is launching an appeal against the European Commission’s ruling prohibiting its proposed acquisition of TNT Express. But this does not mean it is renewing its bid, according to TNT
There are just a few months to go before the new Euro 6 legislation comes into force. So it is no surprise that vehicle emissions are at the forefront of truck buyers’ minds in the run up to the Commercial Vehicle Show
Kuehne + Nagel is to merge its North West Europe, Central Europe and Southwest Europe regions to create a single West Europe organisation based in Hamburg
The government has finally backed proposals for a strategic rail freight interchange at Radlett in a spectacular U-turn. What does this mean for UK SRFI policy now?
The European Commission is to take Austria, Finland and Poland to the European Court of Justice for failing to apply working time rules to self-employed drivers
Forks at the front and a big weight at the back – it’s the classic image of a forklift. But, look more closely, and you can see new levels of innovation and sophistication
TNT Express, which had its merger with UPS rejected by the European Commission, produced an operating profit of €89m last year after a loss of €105m in 2011
