In the July edition of TransportTalk we report on the National Party’s promise to allocate $500 million towards pothole repairs if elected in October.
The pledge has the support of road freight industry members but is it enough to tackle the country’s deteriorating transport network? Other industry members say more solutions are needed.
We hear from Scania NZ which has created new strategic sales roles in response to demand in the heavy truck segment which the brand leads in market share.
TransportTalk speaks to Gull NZ as the fuel retailer is warning consumers will face more pain at the pump if stockholding regulations are implemented through the proposed fuel industry bill.
New Zealand heavy equipment supplier TDX is pushing for market leadership in reducing its emissions through the Toitū certification programme. Read more about how the company aims to do that in this issue.
Plus, we report on the Transporting NZ Conference 2023; UD Trucks introduces a new tipper range; in-vehicle technology provider IVCS ONE is partnering on electronic road user charges (eRUC) and EROAD announces a new-look board.
And don’t forget to check out our regular columns and statistics pages which keep you up-to-date with the latest industry trends and insights.
