DVSA to enable ATF network growth as moratorium ends
DVSA has given the green light to expanding the Authorised Testing Facility (ATF) network under certain circumstances by ending a…
All change for vehicle technicians as complete bus systems set for major transformation
As internal combustion engines are gradually being replaced by battery-powered electric motors, vehicle technicians will need to be trained to…
Imperial Engineering on-site training eases pressure on coach and bus technicians to keep industry moving
The coach and bus sector relies on many different parts to keep it running smoothly. During the pandemic, it has…
DVSA warns of heavy vehicle test demand surge later in 2021
DVSA has warned that demand for heavy vehicle test appointments will be "significantly" higher than normal during August, September, October…
Engines, transmissions and alternative propulsion
Public transport is undergoing a shift to non-conventional propulsion technology. Our suppliers are there to support that transition. Transport in…
Heavy vehicle testing review lacks change ambition: ATFOA
The Authorised Testing Facility Operators Association (ATFOA) has responded to the heavy vehicle testing review that was recently published by…
NXWM takes Totalkare G8AC purpose-built wash bay lifts
National Express West Midlands (NXWM) has purchased a set of purpose designed Totalkare wash bay vehicle lifts for its West…
Skills Challenge returns in 2021 with sponsor Shell ready to inspire next generation
The return of the IRTE Skills Challenge this summer means another opportunity for coach and bus technicians and apprentices to demonstrate their…
Houghton International: The new alternative to OEM maintenance
With 36 years of electro-mechanical expertise, Houghton International has become a leading supplier of repair and maintenance services Despite being a relatively new player…
Heavy vehicle testing review: Longer intervals for ER members?
The government’s review of heavy vehicle testing has been published. While it concludes that testing “generally is not in crisis,”…
