Corrosive substances pose unique challenges for transport drivers. From powerful acids that can eat through metal to strong alkalis that cause severe burns, these Class 8 materials demand careful handling and thorough preparation. As a driver responsible for transporting corrosives,…

Agricultural vehicles used for commercial haulage on public roads may require a digital tachograph, which records driving time, speed, and rest periods. However, there are important exemptions specific to agricultural work that farmers and contractors should understand. Key Exemptions According…

As the UK’s commercial vehicle and Public Service Vehicle (PSV) fleet transitions to alternative fuels, operators need to understand specific maintenance and safety requirements. Whether you’re wondering, “What is an alternative fuel vehicle?” or exploring alternate fuels for vehicles, this…

Construction site safety is paramount when conducting vehicle recovery operations. Before entering any site of construction, recovery operators must familiarise themselves with the site’s specific safety protocols and signage system. According to HSE statistics, construction remains one of Britain’s most…

The transportation of dangerous goods has come a long way since the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (ADR) was first established in 1957. What began as a basic set of safety rules in post-war…

Imagine if every time you needed petrol, you could only fill up during rush hour—and pay premium prices for the privilege. That’s essentially what happens when everyone plugs in their electric vehicles (EVs) without smart charging capability. To prevent this…