Roadway Magazine - February 2017

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February 2017 News: RHA CEO Richard Burnett takes on Transaid's South Africa cycle challenge: donation details; John Pointon & Sons on their new Stralis H-Way's; APN announce record-breaking 2016; nominations open for Microlise Driver of the Year 2017; PD Ports mentor new generation, an interview; counter terrorism awareness training dates in Wales; Mansel Davies & Sons star in TV show. RHA News: HMRC introduce Raw Tobacco Approval Scheme; RHA Spring Conference booking details; Sleep apnoea - a call for faster treatment; counter terrorism training dates from Manchester Police; Steve Rawlings of Rawlings Safety and Training highlights the importance of H&S. Policy, legal and insurance news: Jack Semple the challenges and opportunities of 2017; flexible working Backhouse Jones explains some rights, and explains the OTC's new online licensing system; FR8 insurance provider Griffiths & Armour explains how tech reduces premiums. Features: Renault Range T460 on test; a new kerb-view truck door window provider opens

More support for tired drivers

The OSA Partnership Group explains that sleep apnoea needs faster treatment

3 mins

The importance of health and safety

Steve Rawlings of Rawlings Safety and Training Consultancy Services Ltd, providers of RHA Health and Safety Services, highlights the need for greater awareness

2 mins

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Roadway Magazine Description:

ROADWAY Magazine is the UK's leading business to business magazine for the road haulage and logistics industry. Published monthly, the magazine is read by thousands of firms engaged in or servicing the supply chain business.

ROADWAY provides a complete business picture, uncovering the personalties behind the operations, revealing best practice through regular profiles on hauliers, suppliers. The magazine gets to the heart of key concerns by asking the politicians direct and has team of professionals who report on specialist areas such as employment and legal issues. Logistics is a global business so ROADWAY also looks at the International picture. many of its readers are involved in deep sea container work and freight forwarding and of course we keep readers up to date on what is going on in Europe.

It contains regular features and reports about the latest commercial vehicles to come onto the market, getting hands through its truck testing programme. There is regular news on trailer design as well as materials handling news. All this is this complimented by coverage of all the products and services the freight transport and logistics industry relies on.