Month: May 2023

Iveco Group  has  quietly  announced a demerger of sorts with the at times scandal ridden US zero emission start up Nikola . Iveco issued a press release on the 9th May that announced the Turin […]

One of the biggest news stories of the recent Brisbane Truck Show  was also one of the most overlooked with DAF ushering in a big power era  with the unveiling of a. 15 litre 660 […]

Two of the World’s largest automotive groups have shocked the truck world by announcing a massive “merger” of their Japanese truck operations today, with Daimler Truck and Toyota, revealing that Fuso and Hino will merge […]

THE NHVR has revealed an update is underway to the widely used Master Code of Practice  which it says will help drive better safety outcomes. The NHVR Master Code is a registered industry code of […]

The Kenworth Hydrogen FCEV truck on the stand  at the Brisbane Truck Show had an interesting  back story  with Geelong’s Deakin University revealing it is in a collaborative relationship with Kenworth’s parent company Paccar  to […]

Queensland’s Fire and Emergency Services has announced it  has taken a significant step towards greener transportation, revealing it has placed an order for a heavy-duty electric trucks wth Volvo Group. The QFES order is for […]

Market leader Isuzu  has backed away from its  well publicised views it was spruking last year, regarding the fear that the market would fall in a hole  when the instant asset write off ends on […]

Research by the Climate Council  indicates  that Australia could reduce transport emissions by 75 per cent by the end of this decade with a massive shift to electrified public transport,  as well as walking and […]