Chris Tindall

The traffic commissioner has revoked the licence of a Southport operator and disqualified the directors after they failed to inform him of both a conviction and a waste permit revocation.

AIT Home Delivery has opened a depot in Enfield to meet growing e-commerce demand and reduce stem mileage.

Hub-to-hub trunking and intermodal shuttle operations are the most viable starting points for early deployment of autonomous HGVs in the UK, a nine-month study has found.

Transaid hosted a group of nine corporate supporters from the logistics sector on a self-funded, four-day trip to visit its access to healthcare and professional driver training projects in Zambia.

Brexit rules on fresh food movements to the EU will be scrapped in a move Logistics UK said could boost the country's economy by £5.1bn.

HGV parking operators are urged to apply for funding to improve their facilities after a multi-million-pound scheme was extended for applications.

The largest package ever transported through Warwickshire was escorted by the force's abnormal loads team earlier this month.

The directors of a Lancaster scaffolding firm who failed to comply with case management directions and then did not turn up to a public inquiry, have had their licence application refused.

An operator with an “appalling” MOT history has had its licence revoked and only just escaped disqualification.

A waste haulier in Devon who ignored the law and dumped more than 1,300 tonnes of soil and stone at an illegal site has been fined and ordered to pay back the economic benefit