Transport and Logistics Network
Being stuck in traffic is a familiar experience for many drivers, especially those residing in bustling towns and cities. Driving often feels more like a sluggish crawl as progress becomes agonisingly slow, turning a 10-minute journey into a half-hour …
An elderly man has been seriously injured after he became trapped under a lorry following a crash in Birmingham.It happened in Alcester Road South, near the junction of Woodthorpe Road, at about 18:15 BST on Thursday.The pedestrian, in his 80s, was tak…
Vehicle is Company’s Latest Addition to Converted Electric Van Range
ETRUX, a company that specialises in the design and conversion of lightweight commercial vehicles, has launched its new fully electric Ford E-Transit Trizone van, which is ideal for s…
The marine industry remains one of the most complex and least transparent links in the supply chain, despite being responsible for the majority of the supply chain costs. In fact, 68 per cent of professionals cited the marine supply chain as the most b…
On the occasion of the opening day of Multimodal 2024 in Birmingham on Tuesday, trade body Logistics UK published its ‘The Logistics Report Summary 2024’[1].
The report offers a detailed insight into the health of the UK logistics industry, including w…
UK holidaymakers planning to jet off to popular destinations such as Spain, Portugal, Greece[1] and Italy this summer have been advised against booking traditional week-long or fortnight stays.
Travel expert Karen Williams from Eurocamp[2] is urging Br…
UK holidaymakers planning to visit popular destinations such as Spain, Portugal, Greece and Italy this summer have been advised to avoid booking week-long or 14-day stays. Travel[1] expert at Eurocamp, Karen Williams, has urged tourists to consider alt…
UK holidaymakers planning to jet off to popular destinations such as Spain, Portugal, Greece[1] and Italy this summer have been advised to avoid booking traditional week-long or fortnight stays.
Travel expert Karen Williams from Eurocamp is urging Brit…
A little-known snack rule could leave hungry drivers[1] slapped with a £5,000 fine.
A clause in Section 148 of The Highway Code identifies “eating and drinking” as a distracting act purporting a risk to peckish drivers of being hit with a hefty penalty…
By Mike Glover[1] and Darren Boyle[2] and Freya Barnes[3] and Alesia Fiddler[4] Published: 18:45, 9 June 2024 | Updated: 19:03, 9 June 2024
Police have hailed the 20,000 motorcyclists who rode across the country in memory of Hairy Bi…