In the November edition of TransportTalk we report on latest research which warns of a major skills shortage in the freight and logistics sector unless urgent action is taken.
Sector bosses are calling on transport leaders to take initiatives to fill the gap while the country’s largest training provider is stepping up with a range of courses to provide career pathways.
TR Group has signed a revised commercial agreement with US-based hydrogen truck startup Hyzon Motors for the delivery of up to 20 hydrogen fuel cell trucks (FCEVs).
We report that Altus Group, Australia’s largest full-service traffic management business, is entering the New Zealand market with the 100% acquisition of Traffic Management NZ.
This issue recognises all winners of the ninth annual Australasian Fleet Champions Awards which were announced at a ceremony in Auckland last month.
After a rigorous eight-month trial, Fonterra has placed its first order for a fully electric Volvo truck.
TransportTalk also shines a spotlight on health and safety this month. Fleet safety specialist IVCS takes us through a number of its solutions. Meanwhile, AI-powered tech company Seeing Machines has released its inaugural Guardian Insights Report which highlights some alarming driver fatigue-related events.
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.
