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There are many benefits tied to managing your own fleet of company vehicles or HGVs. After all, it means you do not have to rely on third-party providers to deliver products to customers, making the process much more efficient and cost-effective. However, that’s not to say that this is not a significant expense in its own right
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So, you’re considering taking the big plunge and expanding your Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) operations to lands far and wide. Well, that’s rather audacious of you, and we’re chuffed to bits! But before you set those wheels a-turning across borders and seas, let’s have a chinwag about some top-notch tips to make your global adventure smoother than a pint of stout
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Since Brexit, it’s no secret that the UK haulage industry has faced some less-than-ideal circumstances. From the loss of European workers to long delays exacerbated by Covid-19, haulage companies have faced many challenges in recent years
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HGV drivers tend to become adept at traveling long distances and making sure they hold their focus the entire time. However, it can be hard to focus if we’re constantly being distracted, or feel uncomfortable and irritated on the roads. That’s why it’s very important to recognize the needs of each HGV driver, and why each HGV driver should focus on making their cabin environment more comfortable. This isn’t weakness or indulgence, it’s preparation so you can continue to commit to your task in the best possible way
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Driving a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) is an important responsibility. If an HGV gets into an accident, the weight and power of the vehicle involved can cause serious injury to yourself and others involved. As such, it’s important to prioritise training and awareness of the Highway Code. Read on to find out three of the most important tips for avoiding common accidents
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Driving an HGV for work is hugely enjoyable, but it can throw a spanner into the works for your recreational driving. If you fail to address those issues, they may cause serious problems for years to come
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As an HGV driver, your vehicle is likely to be one of the largest on the road. As such, it’s your responsibility to look out for some of the smallest vehicles. Motorcyclists and cyclists are most likely to come off a lot worse than you if you happen to get into an accident with one. Not only that, but it’s not going to look good for you if you’re found to be at fault. It can be tricky to navigate the road when motorcycles and bikes can seemingly come out of nowhere, but there’s plenty
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If you’re travelling via the Port of Dover or Eurotunnel you should get a negative COVID test before arriving in Kent, the Department for Transport has advised
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Are you operating in the HGV industry right now? You might think that you know what the future is going to look like for this industry. But we’re not so sure that’s the case at all. Indeed, it’s possible that the path of this industry over the next few years is going to hold quite a few surprises. Particularly in terms of the employees who will be operating the HGVs and the tech that is going to be used. That said, it is worth preparing for the future of this sector. By making sure that
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COVID-19 can be spread through contact with contaminated surfaces. Therefore, maintaining good hygiene and cleaning practices are essential, particularly in common working areas. Regular cleaning will reduce the risk of passing the infection on to other people; cleaning common work areas is important to limit the spread
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