More than a quarter (27%) of transport professionals who attended the FTA Transport Manager events said they do not have the systems and technology in place to benefit from the DVSA’s Earned Recognition scheme.
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International retailer Tesco, which has more than 6,900 stores globally and employs nearly half a million people, is deploying Journey Management and Trailer Tracking from transport management solutions provider Microlise on 940 trailers in Hungary, Slovakia, Poland and the Czech Republic. Journey Management is a telematics product that provides the insight and visibility to debrief…
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Bidvest Logistics, which delivers food and beverages to the UK’s best known restaurants and retail outlets has upgraded its Microlise Transport & Logistics solution to boost driver engagement. A Microlise user for more than eight years, the company has extended its contract and invested in new technology that will empower its 650+ drivers by providing…
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The DVSA’s Earned Recognition scheme will be a game changer for compliant operators according to Matthew Hague, executive director – product strategy at one of the UK’s largest telematics companies, Microlise, following the RHA Compliance Conference. The comments come in response to further information about the scheme confirmed by Gareth Llewellyn, the newly-appointed chief executive…
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The DVSA’s Earned Recognition scheme will be a game changer for compliant operators according to Matthew Hague, executive director – product strategy at one of the UK’s largest telematics companies, Microlise, following the RHA Compliance Conference. The comments come in response to further information about the scheme confirmed by Gareth Llewellyn, the newly-appointed chief executive of…
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Goldstar Heathrow has deployed a transport management solution from Microlise, comprising the Fleet Performance product with Safety, 3G Cameras, Trailer Tracking and Temperature Monitoring modules included. The deployment, which is already underway, will see 100 trucks, 16 vans and 54 trailers fitted with Microlise telematics hardware. Goldstar Heathrow is seeking to drive efficiency, cut operational…
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A team of four from telematics and transport management solutions provider Microlise will participate in the upcoming Cycle South Africa. Organised by international development charity Transaid, the event will see a team of forty riders from across the industry come together in March 2017 to complete a 450km route over just five days and raise…
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Bretts Transport has deployed a new fleet performance and safety management system from transport management solution provider Microlise. The transport operator, based near Peterborough, offers a full logistics and warehousing solution and is a specialist in ambient food and food grade packaging deliveries into supermarket regional distribution centres, food service depots, manufacturers and cash and carries. READ…
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More th an 33 per cent of transport industry professionals do not believe autonomous vehicles will work, according to findings published today in the Microlise Transport Conference post event report. The statistics, covered in full in the dossier which has been released today, were captured during interactive voting… READ MORE
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More than 33% of transport industry professionals do not believe autonomous vehicles will work, according to findings published today in the Microlise Transport Conference post event report. The statistics, covered in full in the dossier which has been released today, were captured during interactive voting on questions at what is now the largest road transport…
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Bretts Transport has deployed a new fleet performance and safety management system from transport management solution provider, Microlise. The transport operator based near Peterborough, which offers a full logistics and warehousing solution, is a specialist in ambient food and food grade packaging deliveries into supermarket regional distribution centres, food service depots, manufacturers and cash and…
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Britain’s hauliers have joined with partners to help ex-service veterans that are struggling with health problems, homelessness or crime, become truck drivers. The scheme, called ‘Road to Logistics’, is to create a national training programme to attract new talent from areas of society where ‘individuals need help and support’. The scheme involves charity Care After…
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