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The former Scottish European haulier of the year, which holds an international operator licence authorising 20 lorries and 20 trailers, was found to have used software purchased for diagnostics to increase the fleet’s speed up to 60mph.
The haulier’s i…
The National Police Air Service (NPAS) fleet of fixed wing aircraft are now operating from a new permanent base at East Midlands Airport.
Image courtesy NPASThe service was forced to find a new base from which to operate the fleet following the announc…
The bus got stuck in flood water in Shrawley near Worcester at around 12.30pm on Friday (January 5) which meant seven passengers had to be rescued by the fire service.
We can now reveal that the bus driver has been issued with a fixed penalty notice fo…
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Cargo insurance can boost cross-border operators’ business; Ryder System leases logistics center near Dallas–Fort Worth; P…
A Mzansi Express bus narrowly escaped an accident after its driver dangerously overtook a gas tanker along a narrow highway.
About Mzansi Express
Mzansi Express[1] manages a fleet that transports passengers between South Africa and Zimbabwe. The compa…
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The Federal Aviation Authority announced that it would ground about 171 of its Boeing 737 Max 9 aircrafts worldwide for inspection after a scary incident Friday night where a panel blew out on an Alaska Airlines flight. On a flight from Portland[1], Oregon to California[2], an emergency exit used as a window blew out at 16,000 feet prompting oxygen masks to drop down as passengers feared for the worst. Luckily, there were no injuries on the flight with the panel incident and the plane returned to Portland when the pressurization issue was reported. Boeing delivered the Max 9 fleet to Alaska Airlines last year. “We need a divert. We’ve declared an emergency. We are depressurized. We have 177 passengers on board,” the pilot said in an audio taken from the cockpit.
A Derbyshire scaffolding firm has escaped having its licence revoked after it demonstrated significant improvements to its maintenance and management systems ahead of a public inquiry.
Safe Access Scaffolding attracted the attention of the DVSA in L…
A man has died following a crash in Hartlepool which saw a fleet of 999 crews descend on a major road.
Emergency services were called to the A689 Stockton[1] Road in Hartlepool[2] on Friday after a “serious crash” involving a pedestrian and multiple ve…
By Rachael Bunyan[1] Published: 08:14, 6 January 2024 | Updated: 08:14, 6 January 2024
The world watched in horror as a Japan[2] Airlines jet erupted into flames at an airport near Tokyo this week after colliding with a…
According to a new inspector general report[1], the United States Postal Service (USPS) is having trouble keeping its assets safe.
The USPS has over 235,000 vehicles[2]. More than 140,000 of them are Long Life Vehicles[3] (LLVs), those boxy trucks with…
