Transport and Logistics Network
The Building Blocks of Greener Shipping : Roughly three percent of the world’s greenhouse gases come from ships, a figure that puts the sector on par with the emissions of entire industrialised nations. Trade volumes keep growing, and if nothing change…
Former Minister for Transport and Logistics Guy Opperman has been confirmed as a speaker at business group Logistics UK’s Delivering Decarbonisation 2025 conference, to discuss the changing political landscape and implications for achieving decarb…
The partnership brings together one of the UK’s largest logistics trade bodies and Europe’s leading supply chain security association to coordinate efforts against cargo crime.
Through closer collaboration, Logistics UK and TAPA EMEA[1] intend to impro…
INFOGRAPHICS. European road freight transport increased slightly in tonne-kms in 2024. However, the tonnages transported continued to decline.
European road freight transport had a mixed year in 2024. Activity expressed in tonne-kilometres recorded a s…
Munro & Associates tear down a pair of electric motors from General Motors and Tesla.
What their engineers found are two completely different approaches to cooling.
One prioritizes simplicity, while the other squeezes out efficiency using some sur…
The financing, from Santander UK, HSBC UK and Barclays UK Corporate Bank, will support Red Engine’s site rollout and capital investment programme, fuelling its growth plans across the UK and internationally.
Next month, the group will open its 15th Fli…
Firefighters have released striking images revealing the full scale of destruction caused by a lorry blaze on the M5 this morning (Wednesday), which has triggered widespread traffic chaos throughout Devon.
The motorway remains shut northbound between j…
Latest traffic update
M5 Northbound closed, severe delays due to recovery work and earlier lorry fire from J30 A376 Sidmouth Road (Exeter / Service Areas) to J29 A30 Honiton Road (Exeter / Honiton).
Congestion to J31 (Okehampton turn off), with queues …
A surge in drivers being caught by speed cameras[1] has been blamed for a 12 per cent increase in the number of penalty points dished out last year.Figures obtained by Co-op[2] Insurance from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency revealed drivers in …
According to Co-op Insurance, this is the number of penalty points awarded to drivers in Britain each year from 2021.
2021: 2,803,432
2022: 7,329,228
2023: 8,545,646
2024: 9,610,237
That was compared with 8.55 million during 2023, and continues a tre…