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Fraikin has renewed its partnership with NHS Blood and Transplant after securing a new deal to continue managing its specialist commercial vehicle fleet. The agreement sees the duo extend a strong and successful partnership dating back to 2002, reaffirming the leading position of Fraikin’s fleet management solution to critical service providers.
While COVID-19 has exacerbated health concerns related to the delivery of perishable foodstuffs, environmental concerns remain an underlying trend under the influence of haulage companies. How to choose a refrigerated lorry accordingly. Options for cleaner vehicles suitable for the food industry. Focus.
As the profession of HGV driver becomes less and less attractive, transport companies find it more difficult to recruit qualified and motivated drivers. Hiring a vehicle with a driver remains the best way to relieve companies of their search and management. Here is a look at the benefits of hiring a vehicle with a driver.
Connecting the fibre optic cable, changing the bulbs in the street lamps, putting up or taking down Christmas decorations are all jobs that require a special construction machine: the aerial platform.
Coupled with a light commercial vehicle or a heavy goods vehicle, it allows easy access to the work area located at height to carry out maintenance, repair, servicing or cleaning operations. How to choose the right vehicle?
At a time when steps are being taken to restart the global economy, the transport and logistics sector is also looking for ways to get itself back on track. When considering various measures to improve efficiency and control costs, ecological concerns are still part of the equation with actions such as platooning for heavy vehicles. But is this a solution for the future?
To guarantee the safety of cold products, the last mile is fraught with danger. This distribution phase exposes products to temperature excursions that could compromise the cold chain. Ensuring this compliance requires identifying risk factors, implementing best practices and carrying out checks.
While the average life of a truck tyre varies from 120,000 to 220,000 kilometres, if the same tyre was designed to have several lives, it can last up to 600,000 kilometres. Tyres are a major source of wear and tear and require increased vigilance; they must be closely monitored!
Body profiling, weight of materials… Every detail counts! The issues related to the aerodynamics of the semi-trailer are crucial in economic and ecological terms. Here is a look at the innovations linked to aerodynamics applied to the semi-trailer.