Trucking Magazine

1 month ago | truckingmag.co.uk | Simon Hastelow

With the second deadline for Corporate Social Responsibility Directive (CSRD) compliance on the horizon, now is the time for shippers that qualify as “large undertakings” to take action – or risk not meeting the impending Scope 3 deadline, as Eric Geerts, Senior Director of Product Management at Descartes, outlines. Sustainability has long since ceased to be a semi-vague term companies use in their marketing and corporate communications to appease customers, partners and investors.

1 month ago | truckingmag.co.uk | Simon Hastelow

CARS Motorsport Limited, better known as Classic Automotive Relocation Services (CARS), is a global specialist in high-value vehicle transportation. Established in 2005, the company has built a strong reputation for handling some of the world’s most prestigious and irreplaceable motorcars. Whether it’s classic cars, supercars, or motorsport vehicles, CARS provides tailored transport solutions with an emphasis on security, discretion, and efficiency.

1 month ago | truckingmag.co.uk | Simon Hastelow

Continental is pushing the boundaries of tyre development with extensive winter tyre tests in Sweden, where extreme conditions provide critical insights into performance on snow and ice. The company conducts year-round testingacross its global network of tracks, ensuring commercial vehicle tyres meet the toughest demands before external evaluations. The largest European test site, the Contidrom, is located in Jeversen, near Hanover, with additional testing facilities in the USA and Scandinavia.

1 month ago | truckingmag.co.uk | Simon Hastelow

Infinity Container Logistics has strengthened its fleet with the arrival of ten new Volvo FH Aero 6×2 tractor units, which are already demonstrating superior fuel efficiency compared to the company’s existing trucks. The Felixstowe-based operator, which specialises in containerised haulage to and from ports across the UK, selected the FH Aero models to replace older Volvo units.

1 month ago | truckingmag.co.uk | Simon Hastelow

Ford Trucks and IVECO have signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to co-design a next-generation heavy-duty truck cabin. This partnership will enhance both brands’ competitiveness by focusing on safety, aerodynamics, and modularity, ensuring compliance with future EU regulations. The agreement follows a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in March 2024. Now formalised, the JDA sets out a framework for the co-development and manufacturing of a new modular cabin.