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  • Queclink launches high-spec trailer tracking solution

    on Mar 18, 26 • in UK, UK News • with No Comments

     Queclink Wireless Solutions, a global provider of IoT devices and hardware, has launched an advanced trailer tracking device that delivers reliable performance in the harshest operating conditions. The hard-wired GV651 unit has a rugged and waterproof design, dependable network and positioning capabilities and a large backup battery, ensuring uninterrupted visibility and connectivity even without external power. “Our GV651 solution is a high-specification tracker suited to the most complex and challenging trailer management and supply chain requirements,” explains Vernon Bonser, International Sales Director at Queclink Wireless Solutions. “It has been developed with durability and versatility in mind, meaning it provides

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  • Ctrack launches AI-enhanced software platform for fleet and asset management

    on Mar 18, 26 • in UK, UK News • with No Comments

    Ctrack has launched its next-generation management platform, Crystal, in the UK as part of a global roll-out following the acquisition of Inseego’s international telematics business last year. The software brings together advanced telematics, artificial intelligence and predictive analytics into a single, modular solution, empowering fleet and asset operators with greater visibility, control and efficiency. “Crystal transforms data into foresight, giving our customers the tools needed to act with confidence and precision,” explains Steve Thomas, Managing Director of Ctrack UK. “The platform delivers real-time insights across vehicles, equipment and people, helping businesses to improve safety, compliance and

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  • IRU urges EU action to keep logistics moving

    on Mar 16, 26 • in UK, UK News • with No Comments

    Surging diesel prices and tightening fuel supply are putting EU transport operators under immediate pressure and risk disrupting logistics chains, according to the International Road Transport Union (IRU). The IRU is calling on the European Commission to urgently coordinate an EU-wide response to stabilise fuel markets and ensure the continued flow of goods. In a letter sent to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, IRU outlines three priority actions to ensure fuel availability and support operators during the current market disruption: coordinating the release of strategic oil reserves across EU Member States, enabling temporary flexibility on

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  • Descartes says technology can reduce pressure on drivers

    on Mar 12, 26 • in UK, UK News • with No Comments

    A looming HGV driver shortage on the horizon, underlines the urgent need for logistics operators to use technology to reduce pressure on existing drivers and maximise fleet efficiency. Andrew Tavener, Head of Fleet Marketing EMEA at Descartes says addressing the challenges at hand requires a multifaceted approach, with technology playing an important role. Andrew explains: “For example, modern routing and scheduling software enables organisations to relieve the pressure on fleets and drivers by introducing more structure to fleet operations, as well as visibility and control in managing daily delivery commitments.” “This technology uses real-time data

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  • RDM targets fleet improvements with Ctrack

    on Mar 3, 26 • in UK, UK News • with Comments Off on RDM targets fleet improvements with Ctrack

    RDM Electrical & Mechanical Services has adopted a fleet telematics solution from Ctrack to better support and protect its team of engineers, while targeting operating efficiencies and service improvements. The fleet technology solution has been rolled out across 80 vans that operate nationwide, so the company can gain real-time and historical insight into the vehicle operation and mobile employees in the field. “The Ctrack solution is already proving to be a valuable fleet tool that is helping us to improve performance, achieve efficiencies and operate more responsibly,” explains Anthony Brunton, Contract Director of RDM Electrical

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  • Customs improvements tackle impact of UK-Ireland cross-border delays

    on Mar 3, 26 • in UK, UK News • with Comments Off on Customs improvements tackle impact of UK-Ireland cross-border delays

    Food retailers are turning to managed customs solutions backed by smart automation to overcome the growing complexities of transporting goods, especially perishable produce, between the UK and Ireland. According to Sarah-Louise Murray, Customs Manager at Derry Bros, supply chain delays caused by incorrect customs documentation within high-volume, time-sensitive operations are having a significant impact through product loss, inventory shortages and reduced profitability. “Customs delays have a huge knock-on financial and reputational effect on a retailer’s business,” explains Sarah-Louise Murray. “A day lost in transit is a day lost at the store, resulting in a reduced

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  • Rock Compliance targets fleet safety and insurance improvements with SureCam

    on Feb 26, 26 • in UK, UK News • with Comments Off on Rock Compliance targets fleet safety and insurance improvements with SureCam

    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 last year, the vehicle telematics solution has already helped reduce the number of high-risk driving events and at-fault insurance claims. “We have already seen a marked improvement in fleet safety following the roll-out of the SureCam dashcams, which is directly contributing to cost and time

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  • Transport sector unites to demand €100bn for EU infrastructure

    on Feb 24, 26 • in UK, UK News • with Comments Off on Transport sector unites to demand €100bn for EU infrastructure

    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 EU’s long-term budget intensify, the cross-modal coalition warns that the EU’s economic competitiveness, climate transition and security ambitions will fall short without significantly reinforced infrastructure funding. The joint letter stresses that sustained EU investment is essential to deliver cross-border connectivity, dual-use infrastructure supporting both civilian transport and

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  • Volvo Trucks reaches 10,000 gas-powered trucks sold globally

    on Feb 17, 26 • in UK, UK News • with Comments Off on Volvo Trucks reaches 10,000 gas-powered trucks sold globally

    Volvo’s gas-powered trucks are growing in volume as more markets are embracing alternative fuels that enable significant reduction of CO2 emissions. 2025 was Volvo’s best sales year ever for trucks powered by gas thanks to leading products and the favourable supply and cost of fuel. Volvo Trucks has now delivered more than 10,000 gas-powered trucks globally since the company introduced this technology in 2018. So far, UK is Volvo’s leading market, followed by Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Norway, and France. New upcoming gas markets include India and Latin America, where volumes are growing steadily. Volvo’s

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  • Tracker innovation from Queclink to boost stolen vehicle recovery performance  

    on Feb 3, 26 • in UK, UK News • with Comments Off on Tracker innovation from Queclink to boost stolen vehicle recovery performance  

    Queclink Wireless Solutions, a global provider of IoT devices and hardware, is transforming Stolen Vehicle Recovery (SVR) with the launch of a sophisticated backup tracker that combats modern theft techniques and improves retrieval rates in high-risk environments. The GL51CG is a long standby, battery-powered telematics device that supports multilayer protection by providing an easily concealed and hard to detect secondary unit. “Traditional single-tracker solutions are increasingly vulnerable to organised criminals who deliberately search for and remove visible, wired devices,” explains Vernon Bonser, International Sales Director at Queclink Wireless Solutions. “With less than 20 per cent

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