The latest order for three box van Isuzu 3.5 tonne Grafters means that there are now 11 Isuzus in the distribution fleet at bathroom specialists Alan T Carr, comprising both 3.5 tonne and 7.5 tonne models.
Read MoreYanmar Compact Equipment EMEA has appointed Anthony Kinder to the role of UK Area Sales Manager (North). With significant expertise in sales and account management, Anthony is set to bring a new strategic approach to the region.
Read MoreDoorstep deliveries are more a part of our lives than ever before – but the way that we receive those parcels could be undergoing a change. Ford has announced a new Self-Driving Vehicle Research Programme designed to help businesses in Europe understand how autonomous vehicles can benefit their operations.
Read MorePowerful, efficient and versatile, the V120 is ideally suited to space-restricted urban job sites, infrastructure developments, agriculture and landscaping applications.
Read MoreWhen it comes to running trucks for its plant and machinery hire business, West Midlands company Dormer Plant Hire are 100% committed to the Isuzu brand for its delivery vehicles.
Read MoreAs one of the longest users of Isuzu trucks in the UK, national recycling company WasteCare has run the Isuzu marque at 7.5 tonne and above across its business for over a 20-year period.
Read MoreThanks to continued growth, one of the UK’s leading FF&E manufacturers and supply specialists, Southerns Broadstock, has welcomed the first of two new universal machining centres, ordered to satisfy almost any drilling, routing and edge banding requirements for the foreseeable future.
Read MoreThe safety benefits of JCB's smallest site dumper have been honoured with a national award from the rental sector.
Read MoreVolkswagen Commercial Vehicles has revealed the all-new Multivan, featuring a fresh design, more flexible interior, improved connectivity, and, for the first time, a plug-in hybrid option.
Read MoreNew research has found that two thirds of motorists show a real lack of confidence in the UK meeting the Government’s ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030, with most drivers believing it would be 2052 by the time the country would realistically be ready for such a ban.
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