With the recent news that the UK’s first air-filtering bus has taken to the streets of Southampton, it is clear that bigger steps are being taken to reduce urban air pollution in our towns and cities.
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Our couriers in London drive in the city on a daily basis, so we are effective at navigating everything and still fulfilling our same day delivery promise
The latest EU nitrogen oxide emissions standard, Euro VI, is due to come into law on Feb 19th 2019 and from that date, any haulage vehicles that do not meet this standard will be see 20% added to their road tax. This penalisation may see smaller companies struggling in what are already hard times for some in the sector
Update on Smart Motorway plans for the M4, with the latest roadworks to take place between J3-J12 to bring this stretch into line with Smart Motorway technology. This will be the longest stretch in the UK upon completion, which is estimated for 2022
Trailer Sway Control is fast becoming an integral aspect of newer cars; we’ve had a look at how this works and why it is so important for towing!
We wrote about self-driving vehicle trials back in 2018 (you can find this post here: https://gofers.co.uk/logistics-industry/self-driving-vehicle-trials-2018/), but 5 years on we still aren’t seeing the upturn in driverless vehicles that we may have expected. Whilst there are various reasons for this (COVID-19, cuts to funding, Brexit etc), where does the British Government stand in 2023 on new cars with self-driving…
In 2013 we wrote about an eBay study that the arrival of 4G in the UK would boost the retail economy by around £1.8bn per year. 10 years on, and...
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With 6 months to go until new laws come into force to ensure all new electric vehicles have sound emitting technology when travelling at low speeds, we wonder how long it will take for all existing vehicles to also have this retrofitted
Late deliveries can be a big problem if you don’t take steps to resolve the issues and try to sort out the underlying issues
According to a recent study from the RAC (Report on Motoring 2020), nearly a third (29%) of all drivers make and receive calls on portable mobile devices. Policymakers are considering outlawing mobile phone use while driving as a result of evidence showing it increases the danger of being involved in a car accident. While limits would lessen property damage, accidents,…
