Kaylem researched the logistics sector thoroughly before joining Marshall Fleet Solutions to try and understand whether it was viable financially and suited his skillset.
FORS, the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, has published a free-to-download guide, entitled 'FORS Focus on Transport Trends: How technology is shaping the fleet safety landscape'.
The logistics sector is fully engaged with the challenge to decarbonise in efforts to reach government's target of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
With disruption caused by the pandemic and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine still affecting the efficiency of global trading routes, focus needs to be firmly directed to improving the UK’s supply chains and how best to utilise them.
“I was first attracted to PR and communications when I did a work experience placement with Birmingham University in its press office,” Heather begins.
Following extensive engagement and a letter to the Prime Minister, Logistics UK has welcomed the government announcement that it is to take a more pragmatic approach to the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill.
This summer’s spectacular trade show Road Transport Expo (RTX) is shaping up to be an unmissable event for anyone that works in the road transport sector.
Nationwide, the logistics industry is working tirelessly to achieve net zero emissions and work together with government to ensure our sector can meet the 2050 deadline.
On 9 May 2023, Logistics UK submitted its response to the Department for Transport (DfT)’s consultation on night-time noise abatement objectives for the designated airports Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted.
Even if you study a very specific subject at university, the door to an exciting career in logistics is never shut, as Megan found out when she left higher education.
Logistics UK has welcomed the Department for Transport’s decision, following requests over many years, to end the longer semi-trailer trial and to bring these vehicles into general circulation.
Decarbonisation is a top priority for the logistics sector as the UK deadline of net zero by 2050 draws closer. Together, the sector has been working proactively to share knowledge and participate in trials to introduce new technologies and explore opportunities for modal shift. However, despite industry’s drive to decarbonise, significant barriers remain.
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Rail continues to pave the way for decarbonising transport and helping the UK to reach its targets for achieving net zero by 2050.
After graduating with a degree in International Business and French, Hannah joined Hoyer in April 2016 as a Fuels Planner.
A variety of issues have hit the headlines during May, and the press office team has ensured Logistics UK and the views of its members continue to be covered.
FORS, the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, has joined forces with Project EDWARD, the UK’s biggest platform for showcasing good practice in road safety, to promote road safety standards.
When Jim Al-Khalili talks, people listen. As well as a multiple award-winning science communicator, writer, broadcaster and leading academic making fundamental contributions to theoretical physics, he is a regular presenter of TV science documentaries, such as the Bafta nominated Chemistry: A Volatile History, and hosts the long-running weekly BBC Radio 4 programme, The Life Scientific.
The logistics industry is the backbone of our economy and by using multimodal transportation, covering rail, road, shipping, and air, it keeps our supply chains protected and the country resilient.
“What really attracted me and excited me about my role was trying to find out how a parcel arrives at your home,” Jas begins, excitedly. “What milestones does your parcel go through when you click ‘Order’ on a job? How does it get to your doorstep? That was what provoked the intrigue in me.”
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