The Freight Transport Association (FTA) says this week’s announcement by the Department for Transport (DfT) of a consultation on driverless vehicles is a positive step.

New rules from the UK government mean unnecessary and out-of-date road signs can be removed from roads.

We all need motor insurance, but how can you be sure your insurers will pay out if disaster strikes and that the policy you have is suitable for your business? Dan Reynolds, Account Executive at specialist insurance broker Reason Global explained how they make sure their customers have the right level of cover in place.

Premier International Movers, Lisbon started from nothing just 12 years ago. Steve Jordan caught up with director Luis Amorim to find out his story.

Alyssa Bantle, Global Curriculum Manager, Intercultural & Language Training, Crown World Mobility offers tips for avoiding faux pas when working abroad.

Michael Scott has been a major figure in the international moving industry for most of the last 50 years. As well as running a successful moving company, he was chairman of the BAR Overseas Group, president of BAR, a founder of Eurovan and director of FIDI. Steve Jordan met him at his home in Surrey for a chat.

EuRA held its annual conference in Malta in May. It turned out to be the biggest ever with 680 guests from over 55 countries. Here, Dominic Tidey, EuRA COO, provides his report.

It is now ten years since Lars Lemche launched his fledgling company, Teamwork International Moving, from a small office in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Despite his Danish roots, Lars had spent most of his working life in Brazil’s international moving industry and risen through the ranks to sales director of one of the country’s major players.

EUROMOVERS held its annual conference and AGM in May in Helsinki: a beautiful location for what was an excellent conference. Steve Jordan, Editor of The Mover, was the facilitator.

The AGS Group is set to become the first removals company in the world to have full operations in 51 countries in Africa and will shortly open in Eritrea, South Sudan, and Seychelles to complete the network.

Vehicles tested in the UK programme showed no evidence of car manufacturers, apart from the VW Group, fitting devices to defeat the approved emissions test programme according to the UK government’s research into emission levels from leading diesel car models.

Advances in van safety technology could be undermined by dangerous overloading, warns The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

Dutch weighing system manufacturer RAVAS has launched an aftermarket product for fork lift trucks that provides both weight and stability information in a single combined display

Uber mobility is becoming a new catchphrase in the world of global mobility as technology and innovation continues to inspire change. But are apps, virtual reality and even robots the future of the industry - or just a temporary fad? Lisa Johnson, Global Practice Leader, Consulting Services, at Crown World Mobility offers her opinion.

The final phase of a £205 million upgrade to improve journey times and reduce congestion on a 20-mile section of the M1 spanning the East Midlands and South Yorkshire went live on 5 April, 2016.