When it comes to businesses, you need efficiency. But when it comes to that last hurdle, what do you do? Last-Mile Delivery is often overlooked, and it can be what makes or breaks your relationship with any clients you have.
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eBay have recently announced that the listing fees for buying and selling clothes have been removed for private sellers, cue a rise in people listing clothing on the eBay marketplace. With competition in the second-hand marketplace fierce between platforms such as eBay, Vinted and Depop, it’s little wonder that eBay have made this decision, however many people do complain that…
Our Van Loading Safety Guide will help you understand why it is so important that loads are safely secured before transit, and who is responsible for ensuring this happens correctly. If a load is not correctly secured, it can lead to a road impact accident and penalties against the driver!
We have heard reports of an increase in motorists on the road later in the day, avoiding peak time price hikes at the pumps
Clean Air Zones (CAZ) in the UK were first introduced in 2021, although plans had been in place since 2015 to take what was classed as the next step on from the Low Emission Zones (LEZ) and Ultra Low Emission Zones (ULEZ). Clean Air Zones are also sometimes known as Zero Emission Zones (ZEZ). CAZ Facts There are two types…
Our Guide to Driving Safely for Work will help you understand how both employers and employees have responsibilities under current road traffic legislation when driving for work as to the hours and policies they adhere to, and how this leads to safer roads and less accidents (and risk of accidents).
It can be confusing knowing which van is best to serve your needs; please read our handy guide to choose the best type of van to suit your delivery
Actions are being taken by various police forces and bodies across the country to reduce the risk to vulnerable road users on our roads
As 2017 draws to a close we look at how effective the new speeding fines introduced earlier this year have been; are motorists daunted or are they just seen as “the price to be paid” by speeders? On average, drivers break the speed limit 3 times per journey – is another measure needed to slow down our roads?
