Documents may seem like easy items to transport but they do need insurance, especially if they are important or need urgent delivery and action.
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Northampton based B2B courier firm GOfers has expanded out into the West Midlands, with new offices based in Oldbury as well as the existing Head Quarters in Northampton. This decision has been made based on the rapid expansion of the GOfers client base and their desire to serve all customers with easily accessible offices close to the major road networks…
With so many companies now offering everything from same day delivery to click and collect, how do you know which options to choose that both work best for your business and also maintain your edge over your competitors to keep customers returning?
Improving our road networks is an ongoing project being undertaken by Highways England, we’ve had a closer look at those in the Midlands to see what this means for our roads over the next couple of years.
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
Items that need to be delivered on the same day tend to be of either a sensitive or urgent nature, and as such the most common industries to employ the services of a same day courier include local government, solicitors and manufacturers
Transit insurance is important as it protects against loss or damage to your items whilst they are being couriered from the pick-up location to the drop off. For further information on the transit insurance we offer, please visit our website
Sending important paperwork via courier is extremely common and a practical way for businesses to deliver files to both clients and other firms quickly and securely, so it’s important to choose the right document courier first time!
Walking navigation apps have become integral in today’s modern world. Couriers find them really useful for speeding up deliveries and ensuring their delivery targets are met. Whether it’s Google Maps or something else you use, they’re definitely handy to have.
Is offering a same day delivery service really worth it? It’s a question we face from time to time – but the real question you should be asking is, “can I afford not to offer a same day delivery option in my business”?
