A second heavy vehicle engineer has been suspended, following on from the suspension of Peter Wastney in 2017 and the revocation earlier this year of hundreds of tow bars, drawbeams and drawbars Wastney certified.

Major lubricant industry brands are calling on importers and distributors in the market to join them in tackling the issue of millions of lubricant packages being discarded every year.

The Government's proposed Zero Carbon Bill lays out how they plan to transition New Zealand to a low-emission economy by 2050. Public consultation on the Bill opened 7 June, with t...

Gavin and Trina Nichols’ new Mercedes-Benz Arocs presents a fantastic image for their business and reflects strong customer and supplier relationships, all entrusted to a passionat...

Keep on Moving 22th June

Motorists and property owners are feeling frustrated following news the Otaki to north of Levin (O2NL) project is being re-evaluated. The NZ Transport Agency recently released t...

Mount Buller Alpine Area Transport owner Evan Lowing cites exceptional fuel economy as the standout feature of their new Actros 2658 6x4 that joined the fleet six months ago.

If you know someone who is constantly outdoors and in danger of breaking or drowning their mobile phone, the rugged Cat S60 smartphone from Caterpillar Inc. is worth a closer look.

Ensuring that their millions of customers can get what they want is critical to Foodstuffs North Island, and equally important is the ability to transport products efficiently and ...

An important step toward a new two-lane bridge across the Clutha River on State Highway 8 at Beaumont in Otago has been marked with the awarding of a design contract, says NZ Trans...