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Fuel Station (Fuel Island)
Not as attractive as a Petrol (Gas) Station, a fuel island is specifically laid out for trucks and trailers. It provides DERV, Red AdBlue services and fuel is normally delivered by means of a card…
Longer Heavier Vehicle (LHV)
Longer Heavier Vehicles (aka Super Lorries), is a classification of large goods vehicles . LHVs are not presently allowed to operate on UK roads, as they are longer and/or heavier than the law permits.
Driver CPC
We delve into the history, legal requirements, training aspects, qualification achievement, retraining opportunities, costs, industry recognition, workplace CPC courses, and the pros and cons of this certification
Refrigerated “Reefer”
Refrigerated vehicles having an insulated box body with rear doors. They incorporate a refrigeration unit for the transport of foodstuffs in a temperature controlled environment. They come in Trailers or…
Backhaul
The concept of backhauling is a critical aspect of trucking operations, as it allows companies to optimize their resources and reduce costs while still meeting customer demands.
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA)
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) was an agency, sponsored by the Department for Transport and it existed from April 1990 to March 2014.
Box Van
In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the different types of box van trailers, top European manufacturers, detailed specifications, common faults, the good and bad points, top safety aspects, required…
Gearbox
Explore truck gearbox options in the UK with our concise guide. From manual to automatic, discover the perfect fit for your fleet. Gain insights on operation, benefits, and common issues…
Safety Systems of Work (SSOW)
Sometimes referred to as Safe Operating Procedures, 'Safe Systems of Work (SSOW)' are formal procedures which set out the safe methods and procedures that need to be used during work…
Air Brakes
A specially designed high pressure air system that safely arrests the speed, stop and allow the parking of large, heavy goods vehicles. With in-built redundancy.
Rigid
A "Rigid" is a vehicle that has at least two axles (can have more such as four), a cab for the driver, a steering system and tractive power (an engine to drive…

