According to reports in the German press, the founders of online moving company Movinga - Bastian Knutzen and Chris Maslowski - have resigned, sparking speculation about the fledgling company‘s future.

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has launched a new update to its innovative Visionfta compliance software so operators can keep a day-to-day check on their drivers’ licences.

Voerman Russia is moving to a new location that provides larger offices, approximately eight-times the storage space of the company’s previous premises and seven loading bays.

The UK’s 5.4 million businesses are set to benefit as the Enterprise Bill received Royal Assent on 4 May, 2016 and became the Enterprise Act.

Drivers using a section of the M5 between Bristol and Exeter now benefit from new signs showing the price of fuel along the motorway to allow them to make an informed decision about where to fill up.

Everyone makes friends at industry conferences. These friendships often come from a business relationship or, over time, become such.

Premier Workplace Services, a trading name of Premier Moves Ltd, has received the 2016 Queen’s Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development, the UK’s highest accolade for business success.

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has called for an urgent postponement of a new employment law in France which means all foreign road workers visiting the country have to carry documents to prove they earn the French minimum wage.

Al Fuchs has joined Arpin International Group as director of global pricing. He is based at the company’s office in Phoenix, Arizona.

Arpin International Group has opened its newest international customer care center in Melbourne, the company's first in Australia.

Is Harry Jones of ATR Removals in Bracknell the youngest HGV driver in the UK? Quite possibly.

Steve Jordan talks to Gerry Lane about his Irish project

This year’s Commercial Vehicle Show held at the NEC Birmingham 26-28 April was a sell out with over 460 exhibitors filling every square metre of available space across Halls 3a, 4 and 5.

By Steve Jordan.

Britannia’s annual conference has been to some interesting places over the years, but Iceland in March in 2016 probably heads the list. Report by Gavin McCarthy, Sales Director