Timber Haulage

Kesla Oyj starts the divestment process of the tractor equipment product group and focuses even more strongly on the development of the Kesla Defense product group Based on the strategic…

UK driver shortage hasn’t gone away – it’s just been hidden (new figures) The UK driver shortage hasn’t gone away. It’s being masked. Reduced freight movements, driven by ongoing events…

DAF has started series production of the XG Electric and XG+ Electric. The Eindhoven-built vehicles combine award-winning, highly efficient electric powertrain technology with superior driver comfort. The first truck, a…

A near miss in the wood rarely comes down to one dramatic failure. More often it starts with something ordinary – a machine parked on poor ground, a radio check…

Timber haulage is one of the most visible points of contact between the forest industry and the public so having a secure load is vital for inspiring public confidence Securing…

The UK timber market trends that matter on the ground are not the ones dressed up in broad economic language. They show up at roadside stacks, in mill intake schedules,…

Scania expands their Services 360 to include electric and used vehicles Scania-Introduction of dedicated offering for new electric trucks covers whole range of needs including batteries, while different levels of…

A timber load can be legal at the forest gate and a problem ten miles later. That is usually where the cost starts – roadside prohibitions, axle overloads, insecure timber,…

If you are watching the forestry jobs market from the cab, the yard or the office, one thing is clear – employers are not all looking for the same person.…

Nokian Heavy Tyres contributes to improving winter traffic safety – braking distances tested in Pudasjärvi Nokian Heavy Tyres participated in the SafeTrucks research project’s test event in Pudasjärvi, Finland, where…