Abnormal load transport is a specialist haulage service for unusually long, wide and/or heavy loads. We’ll look at the full definition in more detail below. There are certain risks associated with abnormal load transport. Some of these are a matter of...
Not all haulage services are equal – that’s why it’s important to choose a UK haulage company that delivers genuine value for the price they quote. When you compare haulage company costs, you want to know that you’re getting everything you...
If you’ve ever driven on the motorway, it’s likely that you’ve seen a vehicle with the words ‘abnormal load’ written on the back. You may have found yourself asking what exactly an abnormal load is. It refers to a load that is too large, heavy, or wide to be...
In road haulage we often talk about getting goods from A to B, but truck backloading means thinking about the journey back from B to A. Backload delivery routes aim to maximise the truckload in both directions – or via a more complicated route, e.g. A to B to C...
Knowing how to choose a local haulage company can make the difference between a professional road haulage service and a part-time ‘man with a van’. Whether you’re transporting high-value goods, items subject to restrictions and regulations, or you...
FORS accreditation is a voluntary programme, full name the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, which certifies operators who commit to exemplary levels of safety, efficiency and environmental protection. It’s not just for road haulage, but includes all kinds of...
