A truck fleet has added two new Freightliner Cascadias for the work it undertakes in and out of the Australian food bowl. Read more
Think globally, act locally
Meritor currently services over 300 heavy vehicle outlets across the nation incorporating all major truck OEMs in addition to an expansive independent network. Read more
Ag sector program promotes truck training, licencing
Fee-free heavy truck driver training and licensing courses are being offered to New South Wales agricultural workers. Read more
South Australian heavy vehicle operators boosted by new Class 3 notice
The Suspension Mass Exemption Notice 2022 is being touted as a win for some heavy vehicle operators in South Australia. Read more
Diesel’s Not Dead
As companies face the economic realities of climate change and commit to a decarbonised future, you could be forgiven for thinking the end is near for the heavy-duty diesel engine with all the talk about electrification, hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. Read more
Christchurch City Council project unveils nine Fuso eCanters
Nine New Zealand companies involved in civil maintenance, traffic management and urban delivery recently introduced unique purpose-built Fuso eCanter trucks as part of two emission-reduction projects. Read more
Trials underway to mitigate truck-train collisions in NSW
The NSW Nationals will trial new technology to reduce the risk of level crossing collisions between trains and vehicles in rural areas. Read more
Isuzu Chief calls for clarity on new emissions limits
Expectations are high that Euro VI compliant engines for all new trucks sold will be required by the second half of 2025 according to Andrew Harbison, Isuzu Australia Limited Director and Chief Operating Officer. Read more
Penske Australia names new CFO
Penske Australia & New Zealand has announced a new Chief Financial Officer. Read more
ALC backs Kanofski review recommendations
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has presented to the Infrastructure and Transport Ministers Meeting (ITMM) today. Read more