While some newer commercial vehicles incorporate electronic stability technology, proper load distribution remains essential for safe operation across all vehicles, regardless of age or technological features. Understanding proper loading principles is crucial since many vehicles in operation do not have…
Clean Air Zones (CAZs) are becoming an increasingly important consideration for transport operators across the UK as more cities introduce these schemes to improve air quality. Based on guidance from the Department for Environment, Food, & Rural Affairs (DEFRA), these…
The operation of underground and multi-storey car parks presents unique challenges and considerations compared to surface-level parking facilities. These facilities, whether they’re high street car parks serving shoppers or central car parks catering to office workers, are vital parts of…
Recovery vehicles operating across the UK, from busy urban areas like London and Birmingham to rural locations, need specific equipment to provide safe and efficient service. Whether operating a single breakdown recovery vehicle or managing a fleet of recovery vehicles,…
As self-driving vehicles move from science fiction to reality, the UK took proactive steps to protect the public through the Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018. This legislation clarifies who’s responsible when autonomous vehicles are involved in accidents, ensuring victims…
Introduction to Vehicle Weight Classifications The regulation of commercial vehicles in the United Kingdom operates on a carefully structured weight classification system. Starting from light commercial vehicles at 3.5 tonnes, the system extends through various categories up to specialised transport…
In the UK, while the terms “street” and “road” are often used interchangeably, there are some general historical and practical distinctions: However, these distinctions have become quite blurred over time, and many modern developments use both terms without strictly following…