Retread tyre specialist Vacu-Lug will be demonstrating to fleet managers visiting The Commercial Vehicle Show how their businesses can benefit - economically, environmentally and legally - from the company’s tyre management service.

The UK government has announced that learner drivers will be allowed on motorways from 4 June, 2018 – a move road safety charity IAM RoadSmart has welcomed as ‘common sense’ and could save countless lives.

Following a number of successful prosecutions, the DVSA is warning truck operators not to fit emulator devices to avoid using AdBlue in their Euro IV, V or Euro VI vehicles.

WHR Group Inc. has recognised Arpin International Group as a 2017 Partner in Quality for exceeding service and performance standards.

From February 26 to March 1, LACMA met in San Juan – Puerto Rico for its 2018 convention.

What do Artificial Intelligence, chatbots and automated self-service technologies have to do with the moving business? ... and what the heck is a chatbot, anyway? IAM's Ray daSilva gives his views on the march of new technology.

It’s been a problem in the moving industry forever: how to make money from baggage.

OMNI (Overseas Moving Network International) has become the first mobility commercial network in the world to have 100% of its members, and their supply chains, vetted for risk and compliance through a third party.

An interview with Andy Wells of Premier Relocation as his company shrugs off misfortune and carves its space in a competitive world, by Steve Jordan.

A report on the first ever IMA conference in Bangkok, by Steve Jordan

BOONMA in Thailand has recently announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with RE/MAX Real Estate Franchisee in Thailand.

The annual X2 Conference was held in Hua Hin, Thailand from 24-28 February, 2018 with - according to the organisers - over 400 in attendance to celebrate the fifth anniversary of X2 Logistics Networks.

Staff from House & Carriage Removals and Storage, based in the Cotswolds, have been out and about recently … but not for reasons you might expect.

A young entrepreneur has secured the support and funding of Dragon Jenny Campbell on the BBC series Dragons’ Den for his fledgling digitally printed lorry curtain business.

A Knowledge Transfer Partnership between the University of Kent and the Dover Harbour Board has achieved the highest possible rating from Innovate UK, the UK’s technology strategy agency, after it helped reduce traffic congestion, boost efficiency and cut costs for the Port.

Carmarthenshire-based Jason Williams Removals has delayed purchasing a new Ekeri rigid body even though its existing Ekeri unit is over seven years old because, according to the company’s owner, there is no reason to replace it.