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Park up this summer
It’s a beautiful sunny day, and I’m sure the last thing you feel like doing is going into a hot, sweaty gym and working out. Why not head to a local park, get some fresh air and get active? Here is a…
National Freight Survey opens
Transporting New Zealand’s National Freight Survey is officially live.
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Licence exemption granted for electric trucks up to 7500kg
Drivers with a Class 1 licence will be able to legally operate heavier electric trucks…
Hilton Haulage expands into Nelson Tasman with acquisition
Canterbury-based transport and logistics firm Hilton Haulage has announced it will…
From our travels
Last year, New Zealand Trucking contributor Alison Verran visited some far-flung…
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eActros 600 undergoes final winter testing
Mercedes-Benz Trucks has once again sent its two near-production…
When opportunity presents
If there were a piece of advice I’d give to anyone who might ever…
Transporting New Zealand: We are seeing some green shoots enabling change
One of our objectives this year is a focus on enabling change and…
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Keeping safe following the holidays
Keep an eye on employees during the summer to ensure they are focused and stay safe, says Safewise consultant Kaye…
Neil Chiswell
Mike and Alison Verran were driving into Penzance, Cornwall, UK, when Mike spotted the front of a nice-looking DAF,…
Dynamic Duo – No.1
HYK440 is a bit more than just a ‘spare truck’, despite what its owner Will Gundesen may say. Will bought the 2015…
Dynamic Duo – No.2
LEB862 is a 2018 Kenworth K200 Fat Cab, with an X-15 Cummins and 18-speed Roadranger. Painted yellow in the factory,…
Highway illusion
In the Top Truck possie this issue, we relive a great moment in the magazine’s early history with today’s incarnation…
Running north
Having just completed his 10th season at Road Trains of Australia, Paul O’Callaghan takes us on a drive from Kimberley,…
And so the year ends
As we move rapidly towards the end of the year, we tend to reflect on what has gone on in the past 12 months and look…
Father-son bonding
“I always wanted to buy one of Dad’s trucks back. I found the Foden on Trade Me at the wreckers. It was in a state. Of…