Editor's Note I did it: I upgraded. I just could not take it anymore. Ordinarily, upgrades are best treated with caution, particularly ones that come at two-year intervals. Cellphones, tablets – somehow something much better comes along as soon as you have renewed your contract. But that is not likely to happen with Metrorail. Add new comment
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The medium truck market is on a roll
Scania launches new premisesMedia Releases
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Cargo Carriers' reinforces Southern African Footprint SA logistics expert enters into Botswana in a new three-year contract with BME JSE-listed logistics solutions provider, Cargo Carriers, is now delivering high energy fuel (HEF) to Basetho mine in Maun,...
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ePod drives logistics efficiencies Cargo Carriers IT Division’s new offering revolutionises transportation in Africa Working in partnership with eFleet and MTN, Cargo Carriers technology division has introduced an integrated handheld...
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Press Release: The furthest warehouse wins New evidence shows that keeping imported inventory near the customer will see you losing your competitive advantage With their inherent lead-time disadvantage compared with local manufacturers, importers...
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Press Release: Crossroads leadership gears up for a new era A new structure to slash lead times and costs for clients In March, 2011, Crossroads came to the strategic realisation that the market was not being served well by traditional logistics offerings. Increasing...
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Press Release: The last mile is often the furthest Crossroads is enabling couriers’ to maximise their competitiveness through a new system of scheduled, time-sensitive Courier/Line-Haul solutions
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Scania South Africa celebrated the inauguration of its 20 000m² state-of-the-art new premises in Kraaifontein, Cape Town, at a gala...Read more... |
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The teardrop or dolphin trailer – a new concept in trailer design hardly noticed at the Johannesburg International Motor Sho...Read more... |
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Programme launched to ensure safer roads The recent opening of the new Scania Service Centre in Cape Town exhibited the long history that the manufacturer has...Read more... |
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Top companies were once again recognised and rewarded for their efforts in greening their supp...Read more... | ||
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Cargo Carriers has increased its BBBEE score from a Level 7 to a Level 4 logistics service provider in only four years, becoming one of SA’s leading empowered... Read more... | ||
Rustenburg, South Africa’s fastest growing city, has a sustainable growth plan in which public transport plays... Read more... |
Knock-on benefits It would appear that the frenetic construction activity in major urban centres around highways, bus rapid transit systems and high-speed rail... Read more... | ||
To some people, they are a menace on our roads; but to others, the sight of them i... Read more... |
What does regional integration and BRICS accession mean for road transport? As the Economist points out, Africa is one of the world’s fastest growing regions: fo... Read more... |
What does BRICS mean for the road freight industry?
This and other revelations emerged from the Johannesburg International Motor Show 2011
Tender battle looms for bus manufacturers
A technical examination of a vital process
The Gautrain has proved a world-class success, despite the price tag
New green levy on tyres will cost fleet operators, but may solve SA’s escalating scrap tyre problem
Is Van Reenen’s Pass obsolete?
Dolphin offers a no-tears solution
Transport and energy trends
Eco-aware companies recognised at 2011 Green Supply Chain Awards
Road toll nightmare looms
Public transport integral to sustainable growth
Extra-heavy commercial vehicles on the road equals good times for the economy
