Chris Tindall is a journalist who writes for Road Transport Media Limited. His articles primarily focus on the road transport industry, covering topics such as fleet management, sustainability, and emerging technologies. His work has been featured in publications such as Commercial Motor and Freight Carbon Zero.
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By: Chris Tindall
The number of HGV drivers employed in this country increased by almost 55,000 over the last year, according to figures published by Logistics UK.
By: Chris Tindall
Volumech opened the doors for its first Christmas open day and welcomed a number of new and existing customers at the event.
Eddie Stobart, probably the most famous name in UK haulage, has died at the age of 95.
By: Chris Tindall
Police said it was “incomprehensible” that a lorry driver was more than three times over the legal limit, as it ramped up its drink drive campaign in the run-up to Christmas.
The RHA said it was “great news” that Roadchef had been given the green light to build more HGV parking spaces at its service station on the M20 in Kent.
Derry Bros said its customs clearance operation had achieved authorised economic operator (AEO) status, an internationally-recognised standard designed to enhance supply chain security.
TEF Transport in Scarborough has entered administration with around 60 jobs potentially at risk.
The industry has been battered by administrations and closures this year, so it is heartening to see at least one success story emerge from the ashes of insolvency in 2024: AE Chilled's pre-pack sale.
Cumbrian firm ABC Scaffolding has had its licence curtailed to three HGVs from five after not having systems in place to manage basic maintenance.
By: Chris Tindall
A construction and infrastructure firm has been fined £1.6m after a worker was crushed to death when a sling attached to a lorry-mounted crane snapped.
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