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DAF Trucks' own release details new axle configurations for its diesel range and expanded electric truck options, presented by the manufacturer at the IAA Transportation 2026 show in Hanover.
DVSA published a refreshed list of operators accredited under its earned recognition scheme. Pallet networks and shippers use the list when checking a haulier's compliance standing.
DVSA updated its LGV driving and theory test data. Test volumes and pass rates are the leading indicator of how quickly new HGV drivers are reaching road-freight fleets.
DVSA updated its published data on Driver CPC qualification and periodic training. The figures show how many drivers are completing the training that lorry operators moving palletised freight depend on.
DVSA updated its guidance on the lorries and trailer combinations that may be presented for vocational driving tests. Operators and training providers supplying test vehicles need the current specification.
DVSA published its annual report and accounts for 2025 to 2026, covering testing, enforcement and operator compliance activity over the year.
DVSA published an updated list of dangerous goods safety advisers. Operators carrying regulated palletised loads must appoint one.
The Department for Transport has opened a consultation on the zero emission vehicle mandate, inviting manufacturers, suppliers, charge point operators, dealers and consumers to comment on the pathway to the 2030 phase-out and the 2035 all-zero-emission target.
DVSA refreshed the list of centres carrying out vehicle approval and specialist tests, including sites used for trailer and bodywork approvals.
HMRC has updated its published hydrocarbon oils excise duty rates, confirming diesel at £0.5295 per litre and setting out the temporary reduced rate of £0.0648 per litre for marked gas oil, kerosene for excepted machines and certain biodiesel uses.
A pallet producer sets out how lumber haulage costs feed into delivered pallet prices, covering load weights, lane availability and fuel. The analysis is the company's own.
DVSA published the current fees for annual tests, plating and certificates covering HGVs and trailers — a direct fixed cost for every trailer in a palletised freight fleet.
