Most companies don’t think about driver training until something goes wrong. A failed test, an expired CPC, an accident, a claim or operational downtime. For businesses that rely on drivers, whether logistics, construction, facilities, or fleet operations, structured training isn’t a “nice to have”. It’s risk management. The Airport Driving...
Rock Compliance, a water and air hygiene specialist, has continued to show its tech-led approach to all things compliance by equipping its nationwide engineering fleet with forward-facing cameras from SureCam to protect drivers, improve road safety and control insurance costs. Since its installation across 200 vans at the end of...
Stakeholders from across the tyre, transport, and waste sectors are invited to take part in a short survey on the use of retreaded tyres in Ireland. Your input will help shape policy recommendations to the EPA as part of ongoing research into how tyre retreading can reduce Ireland’s carbon emissions...
The International Road Transport Union (IRU) and more than 40 European transport organisations have jointly called on EU Member States and the European Commission to allocate at least €100 billion to the next Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) funding round under the forthcoming Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). As negotiations on the...
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has expressed its deep sadness and concern following a series of tragic road traffic collisions across the island of Ireland over the weekend which resulted in the deaths of four people in the Republic of Ireland. These latest tragedies come against the backdrop of a...
Dublin headquartered Toga Group, which comprises multiple logistics businesses in the UK and Ireland, including Toga Freight Services Ltd and Toga Customs Services Ltd in Ireland and Toga Freight UK and Irish Sea Logistics Ltd in the UK, has formally opened its first wholly owned offices in Southeast Asia. Toga...
While improvements have been made in reducing road fatalities across the EU, reports reveals that the current pace is insufficient. In 2024, 19,940 people were killed on Europe’s roads. This represents a 12% decrease since 2019, but falls significantly short of the annual 4.6% reduction needed to meet our 2030...
The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) had called for of island nations at the ATTO International Conference in Malta. On 18th February, the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) participated in the ATTO International Conference, “Europe’s Island Link: Advocating Malta’s Role in the EU’s Transport Strategy,” held in Malta on 18...
Hauliers are being asked to take part in a HGV Decarbonisation Survey, organised by an Irish student who is conducting postgraduate research with the University of Hull on HGV decarbonisation pathway feasibility in the Republic of Ireland. Patrick Monaghan is the Transport and Logistics Manager with McGrath’s Limestone (Cong) Ltd....
The Primeline Group is reflecting on its solar achievements over the past year, which has resulted in a significant reduction in its carbon footprint. At Primeline Group’s Ashbourne campus, the Group operates on renewable electricity from the grid. That means purchased electricity has a very low carbon footprint. But in...