GITI Tyres Big Test - Widespread Acclaim
Among the many demanding roles trucks are called upon to perform in New Zealand, groundspread work ranks as one of the most specialised.
Putting a state-of-the-art groundspread unit to work means starting with a (typically) European brand all-wheel-drive cab/chassis and applying a large slice of Kiwi engineering know-how. And there will even be subtle design variations to suit the regional differences of New Zealand topography.
It’s a recipe which Nelson regi...
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Auckland hikes vehicle booking fees
Port of Auckland (POAL) will hike its Vehicle Booking System (VBS) prices from the beginning of next year, adding further cost pressures for New Zealand importers and exporters as ...
Ia Ara Aotearoa Transporting New Zealand
Political promises and the need to be united
Transport, especially roading, has become a hot political issue this election – just as we predicted it would. That’s a positive for our industry. However, it’s a shame we have to ...
Teletrac Navman Fleet Focus
Where the rubber leaves the road
The fabrication of a modern vehicle tyre is an insanely complex process.
Basically, it involves melding a range of largely incompatible materials into a hard-wearing and stab...
Southpac Legends
Meet the Uhlenbergs
Whether it’s on the road or on the racetrack, the Uhlenberg name is hard to miss. They are a tight knit group that share a passion for the ‘big gear’, Speedway and stay true to the...
Recently Registered
Close fight for top spot
Another strong month in August sees the New Zealand new truck market remaining on track to achieve a record year.
New truck registration figures for August see 539 trucks wit...
Double Coin Imaging Awards
Double Coin Transport Imaging Awards - Days of Future Past
International’s 9870 R8 Skyroof Eagle has been available now for some time and there are plenty of standout examples working on New Zealand highways.And with only a handful ...
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