The IAA Transportation is probably the single-most important event within the world of trucking. It takes place every two years – and gives us a glimpse into the future. If the 2024 rendition of the fair – which took place in Hanover in mid-September – is anything to go by, that future will be peppered with hydrogen propulsion and Chinese products. The post A(nother) change in direction? appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more

The government has clearly indicated the direction it will take with removing tax from the cost of fuel at the pump, replacing it with RUC. Although the current system has some faults, it makes sense to use what exists, writes the Accidental Trucker. The post Return of the night carts appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more

Eleven down, none to go. Welcome to the bumper December 2024/January 2025 issue. The post Keeping up with the times appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more

EECA’s $30 million Low Emissions Heavy Vehicle Fund (LEHVF) shapes up as a game changer in enabling the transport industry to decarbonise. The post What the EECA heavy vehicle grant does for hydrogen affordability appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more

In September, the 500th tanker built by Tanker Solutions took pride of place at a celebratory lunch in its Porirua workshop, before heading to its new owner, McFall Fuel, based in Mt Maunganui. The post Tanker Solutions hits 500 appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more

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December 24/January 25A subscription is required to view the digital edition of the magazine. Sign up using the email address […] The post December 24/January 25 appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more

This week, two interesting news items emerged from Australia and New Zealand that have raised the question of government overreach. The post The government overreach question appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more

Daimler Truck has celebrated the series launch of the Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 for long-distance haulage at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth. The post Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 off the line appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more

Construction on the next stage of the SH1 Papakura to Drury project is expected to begin on 4 December, with the contract for works awarded to Fulton Hogan. The post Construction to begin on next stage of Papakura to Drury appeared first on NZ Trucking ..read more