02 Mar
Logistics, Press Release, Transport

Rock Compliance targets fleet safety and insurance improvements with SureCam video telematics

Posted by author-avatar
Rock Compliance, a water and air hygiene specialist, has continued to show its tech-led approach to all things compliance by equipping its nationwide engineering fleet with forward-facing cameras from SureCam to protect drivers, improve road safety and control insurance costs. Since its installation across 200 vans at the end of last year, the vehicle telematics solution has already helped reduce the number of high-risk driving events and at-fault insurance claims.
Continue reading
01 Mar
Alternate Fuels, Compliance, Distribution, eCommerce, Electric Vehicles, Employees, Future, International, Logistics, Manufacturing, Office of Road & Rail, Transport, Transport Manager Resources, Warehousing

Iran crisis pushes up oil – and UK hauliers will feel it at the pump

Posted by author-avatar
Rising tensions involving Iran are already feeding through to global oil markets, and UK hauliers and transport companies are likely to see the impact in higher diesel bills over the coming weeks.
Continue reading
19 Feb
Compliance, Distribution, Drivers, Employees, FORS, Freight, Future, Haulage, Insights, Logistics, News, Pedestrian, Safety, Traffic, Transport, Transport Manager Resources

Caravan Haulier’s “Truly Astonishing” Dishonesty Leads to Licence Revocation in One of the UK’s Worst Compliance Cases

Posted by author-avatar
A static caravan transport operator has been stripped of its licences and its director disqualified indefinitely after what a Deputy Traffic Commissioner (DTC) described as “almost as bad as it gets” in terms of deception, obstruction, and compliance failures within the UK haulage sector.
Continue reading
05 Feb
Distribution, Freight, Future, Haulage, International, Logistics, News, Transport, Transport Manager Resources

Government Unveils Ambitious Road Safety Strategy: Our Summary for UK Haulage

Posted by author-avatar
The government has published its first comprehensive Road Safety Strategy in over a decade, setting out a sweeping plan to cut deaths and serious injuries on UK roads by 65% by 2035. For the haulage sector, the strategy signals tighter regulations, new vehicle standards, and renewed enforcement, all of which could directly affect operators, drivers, and fleet managers.
Continue reading