FedEx Acquires TNT Express
FedEx has recently announced its acquisition of TNT Express for €4.4-billion, combining the strengths of the companies to form the world’s largest air express...
Dynamic truck rental lives up to its name
The truck rental business in South Africa is extremely competitive. Therefore a company has to be very special in all it does to rise...
New Suzuki Super Carry a world first for SA
An all-new Suzuki Super Carry compact bakkie is set to make its world début this month – and South Africa is the first market...
Save millions with revolutionary rollover prevention
If one of your trucks is involved in a rollover, the cost can soar into the millions. This kind of loss can be extremely...
ex-Google execs launch Otto autonomous truck conversion kits
Former executives from Google’s Self-Driving Car program have launched Otto, a San Francisco-based start-up company dealing in the development of technology and conversion kits...
Isuzu Trucks #ITSAEMPTYTRUCK campaign a great success
With education said to be the most powerful weapon in changing the world, Isuzu Truck South Africa has recently launched the #ITSAEMPTYTRUCK campaign, collecting...
Unimog as a food truck in and around Finland
The inhabitants of Finland have a reputation for being the somewhat unconventional folk of northern Europe with some unusual habits. Sauna championships or berry-picking...
Sizanani Bulk chooses DAF Trucks for the long haul
Babcock, the sole importer and distributor of DAF Trucks in southern Africa, has recently concluded a deal with Wozani Berg Gasoline (trading as Sizanani...
Truck World Canada breaks attendance records
Truck World – Canada’s largest trucking trade show – attracted 18 820 visitors this year, breaking several attendance records in the process.
Over 14 860 visitors walked...
Scania debuts new rear compactor for waste industries
Scania has unveiled their latest rear compactor product for the waste management industry at the Waste Management in Action exhibition in Melbourne, Australia.
The Scania...
