technology
The £2.5m digital freight start-up flying under the radar
The platform has been stealthily working its way into the hearts of hauliers and their clients, across a variety of sectors: Zeus.
5 trucking techs being used in the fight against Covid-19
It’s not surprising that trucking technology has been updated and repurposed because of Covid-19. Here are five examples of how trucking tech has been adapted.
China leading the way in electric trucking
To say that China dominates the electric trucking market is no exaggeration. The country is leagues ahead of its competitors in terms of producing electrified trucks. However, the signals point to sales of electric trucks to take off around the world pretty soon.
In-cab cameras bring significant business benefits for HGV operators
more than half (56%) of HGV operators said they saw improvements in driver behaviour from fitting camera systems in their vehicles.
Not watching trucking YouTubers? Here’s why you should
have you ever thought about checking out some trucking YouTubers?
Uber Freight continues its journey into Europe
Uber is launching a freight platform in Germany in the race to get a share of Europe’s €350 billion trucking market.
Starsky Robotics beat others in autonomous vehicle race
A little-known trucking start-up has beaten Tesla and Waymo in the race to run driverless trucks on the open road.
Nintendo announces FIA European Truck Racing Championship
People might not fancy driving a truck in real life, but there’s plenty who are keen to have a go in gaming life.
The invasion of the e-scooter
Over the past year it feels like e-scooters have taken over many cities around the world.
New tech for trucking presents a real challenge
There’s one question on everyone’s lips – from owner-operator to large fleet. What’s the best way to select and adopt new technology.
Gamer turns trucker
Simulator games are designed to resemble real life as accurately as possible.
Do drivers have a future when robot trucks are the future?
At the same time as pushing the sale of robot trucks, manufacturers are adamant that drivers still have a future in the industry.
