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Chris L'Ecluse - March 27, 2020

Using Data Insights To Create A Safer Fleet

Fleet management systems and telematics help to uncover and understand the behaviours of drivers, by monitoring location, speed, fatigue, harsh usage,...

- March 06, 2020

International Women’s Day 2020 – Why Gender Diversity Matter

International Women’s Day gives us the chance to take a step back and celebrate the amazing accomplishments of women in the workforce.

Anthony Laras - February 19, 2020

Attracting Next Generation To Australia’s Trucking Workforce

Lack of age diversity is an issue that’s threatening the future of the trucking industry.

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Megan Duncan - August 14, 2019

Rise to the challenge! How to deliver a diverse workforce

The transport industry faces many challenges, with demand for service at an all-time high.Client expectations are also increasing, thanks to next day-delivery services and new apps which make shopping as simple as a swipe or tap. With rising press...

Chris L'Ecluse - July 25, 2019

12 Tips To Improving Your Mental Health While On The Road

1 in 5 Australians are affected by mental illness, but many of them don’t get the help that they need because of the social stigma surrounding the issue.Social awareness campaigns like R U OK?

Megan Duncan - June 06, 2019

Brisbane Truck Show 2019 – Trucks, technology and everything in between

The 2019 Brisbane Truck Show was bigger and better than ever, bringing in over 36,000 industry professionals to see what vendors, government bodies and equipment specialists had in store.Hosted by Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA), it was the u...

Billy Georgopoulos - June 04, 2019

How Transport Is Shrinking Its Carbon Footprint

Trucks are a central part of the Australian economy, with over 30 per cent of all domestic freight transported by road.Yet all this distance means that trucks are using a whole lot of fuel.

Chris L'Ecluse - May 31, 2019

National Road Safety Week might be over – but your commitment to safety shouldn’t be

Each year, 1,200 people are killed on Australian roads, with a staggering 35,000 injured in the same time span.In the year to date, 430 people have already lost their lives.

Peter Frazer - May 09, 2019

This National Road Safety Week, It’s Time For All Of Us To Be Safety Advocates

Every year, more than 1200 people are killed and 35,000 are seriously injured on Australian roads.Traffic injury remains the biggest killer of Australian children under 15, and the second-biggest killer of all Australians between 15 and 24. These ...