Transport and Logistics Network
Freight forwarder and logistics firm NTEX UK has announced plans to grow in the European market with an initial focus on Italy. Headquartered in Immingham, with offices in Bristol, Glasgow and London, NTEX already trades with Scandinavian countr…
‘Something needs to change’
One South Killinghome resident, Dianne Evans, lives near to the crash and said: “It was no shock to me, it has happened many times before.
“A lot of the truck drivers say it’s the camber in the road that causes the problem, …
The average lifespan of a bus on the capital’s streets is around 14 years, after which buses are usually sold off to other bus companies around the country or private individuals. Given the UK’s rare driving on the left rules, most London buses don’t e…
Rail operator Green Cargo has launched a new freight shuttle between the Port of Gothenburg and Rosersberg, north of Stockholm.
The shuttle will depart six times a week and transport goods from Rosersberg to Gothenburg, for onward transit to France and…
Regional ports director Simon Bird has called for the creation of a second Humber Bridge.
The Associated British Ports executive said now was the time to be bold, highlighting how early stage plans for a flood barrier could be ramped up to include a ro…
Major plans for a fuel station, lorry park, cafe and drive-thrus have been revealed for the start point of the UK motorway network in North Lincolnshire.
The Brocklesby Estate and Lindum Group have applied for outline planning permission for the multi-…
Family owned specialist corn and animal feed merchants, H. Walton Ltd of Old Goole in East Yorkshire, has recently taken delivery of their first new New Generation MAN Trucks. The new vehicles, in their traditional H Walton Ltd Brunswick green and gold…
Industry views on a freight and logistics strategy for the North are being sought.
A sector brought into sharp focus by Brexit and Covid, opportunities to address key challenges on the road and rails ahead are being championed by Transport for the Nort…