A long-term strategy aimed at helping manufacturers of commercial vehicles and construction equipment move to low carbon solutions has been published.
A long-term strategy aimed at helping manufacturers of commercial vehicles and construction equipment move to low carbon solutions has been published.
The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) is threatening to withdraw services nationwide in protest at the Government’s failure to address the impact of rising fuel costs on their business.
Leading homecare providers, Air Products Healthcare will put 11 new high spec Renault Master Vans on the road over the next three months after signing a four-year deal worth €275,000 with fleet management specialists LeasePlan. The vehicles have been provided by Bill Cullen Motor Fleet and the agreement also includes maintenance and roadside assistance.
Freight volumes on Irish roads fell off the edge of the cliff in 2009, statistics released by Eurostat confirm.
Diesel prices have hit a new record high with the average price of a litre of diesel surging 6.5 cent to a new record high of 145.0 cent, according to the AA’s monthly fuel price survey.
Employers lobby group IBEC, and accountancy firm KPMG has launched a new report, ‘What next for infrastructure?’, which sets out how best to meet Ireland’s infrastructure needs in the current difficult economic environment.
Glanbia, one of Ireland’s major food companies, has won recognition for its carbon reducing initiatives from the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT).
Diesel prices in the UK have hit an all-time high, according to the Road Haulage Association’s weekly fuel price survey.
There’s no comfort for haulage operators in the latest AA monthly index of fuel prices, which shows that diesel prices continue to rise.
The Acting Director of the Small Firms Association, Avine McNally, has warmly the announcement by An Taoiseach of a €3.3 million funding boost for the country’s network of county and city enterprise boards (CEBs).
Nearly in one in five HGVs (17 per cent) on Ireland’s are more than 10 years old, figures released by the Central Statistics Office confirm.
The National Consumer Agency (NCA) has published its latest consumer protection list, which details 57 enforcement actions taken against businesses, between January and July 2010, for failing to comply with consumer legislation.