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Join us on tour this autumn: Transport Manager 2024 - the ultimate logistics road show!Â
From Yeovil to Falkirk, Newcastle to London, Belfast to Cardiff... Transport Manager is coming to a town or city near you. Â
Run a safe and legal operation with the help of Logistics UK's Transport Manager conferences.
Logistics UK’s series of Transport Manager conferences returns this autumn with ten events taking place across the country providing transport operators with the latest compliance and legislation information.
Now in its 24th year, the conferences are the industry’s leading events providing operators with the latest compliance information, guidance on legislation and practical advice on other issues they face. Last year’s events attracted a record number of over 1,800 delegates and indications are that this year’s programme will be just as popular.
As a legal requirement of their roles, transport managers are responsible for the safe and effective operation of their fleets. A key part of this is keeping up to date with all the latest legislative and operational changes to stay compliant with the various rules and regulations. But with so many rules to keep abreast of, this can be a difficult task, alongside day-to-day responsibilities.
That is where Logistics UK’s Transport Manager 2024 series, sponsored by Brigade Electronics, can help, providing all the necessary information to keep transport managers fully informed on legislation updates – and the great news is that this year’s series of events kicks off in just a few weeks’ time.
Launching at Haynes Motor Museum in Yeovil on 18 September, and moving on to venues around the country, the conferences will give attendees the chance to hear direct from expert speakers including senior industry figures and policy makers – such as the local Traffic Commissioner – on wide-ranging topics affecting the role of the transport manager in 2024 and beyond. There is also the possibility of attending a virtual conference in November should delegates not be able to attend in person.
Transport Manager is also a recognised Continuing Professional Development (CPD) event, and attendees will receive a certificate evidencing their attendance. CPD is a term used to describe the learning activities professionals engage in to develop, enhance and maintain their abilities.
In a packed one-day schedule, as well as a compliance update and Transport Manager calendar, this year’s programme will include:  
Advisors from Logistics UK’s Member Advice Centre will also be on hand throughout the day to advise on legislation and compliance issues.
Kevin Green, Logistics UK’s Director of Policy and Communications, said: “We are looking forward to welcoming delegates from around the country to the 2024 Transport Manager conferences. We have assembled another diverse and vital programme of updates that covers the key issues facing operators around the country and we are confident that delegates will leave with the information they need to keep their operation safe and legal. The events are also a great chance to network with their peers and make new contacts.”
Transport Manager will be touring the UK from September to December 2024. Some venues were oversubscribed last year so book early to avoid disappointment:
Wednesday 18 September - Haynes Motor Museum, Yeovil
Thursday 26 September - Slaley Hall, Newcastle
Tuesday 1 October - Doncaster Racecourse, Doncaster
Thursday 3 October - Culloden Hotel and Spa, Belfast
Tuesday 8 October - AJ Bell Stadium, Manchester
Wednesday 6 November - Holiday Inn Peterborough West, Peterborough
Thursday 14 November - Renaissance Hotel Heathrow, London
Thursday 21 November - All Nations Centre, Cardiff
Thursday 28 November - Macdonald Inchyra, Falkirk
Friday 29 November - Virtual
Tuesday 3 December - National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham  
Transport Manager is also supported by bronze sponsors BP, r2c, Weightmans, WTW and a plethora of regional exhibitors.
For further information, or to book a place, please visit:
Published On: 08/08/2024 12:46:38
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