Feature Articles

Cartage Australia – 100 per cent PBS

Relying almost entirely on PBS-approved high productivity equipment, Cartage Australia’s leadership team has created one of the most innovative bulk haulage businesses in the world. But the journey doesn’t end here.
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Iveco trends up

With Australian manufacturing slightly more optimistic after a three-month growth spurt, local manufacturers like Iveco now see their commitment to producing locally pay off – and not just in a business sense.
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Dyers Transport: Culture kings

Culture is the new black in the world of business, with many a transport company now considering it the key point of difference between winning and losing a contract. And for many of them, Dyers Distribution is the ultimate reference point.
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NRMA: Breaking new ground

Detailed information on the performance of the Australian heavy vehicle fleet has long been inaccessible for the general public, most often because it simply didn’t exist. Roadside assistance specialist NRMA Business Motoring has now attempted to change that.
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Autonomous trucking: Behind the hype

With Germany allowing the first driverless production truck to operate on a public highway last month, the autonomous vehicle hype has reached an all-time high. But will the momentum suffice to make it a commercial reality?
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Hitech Asia Pacific’s successful formula

Adding value by taking organisational pressure off a client is nothing new, but only few transport businesses have exhausted the concept to the degree Hitech Asia Pacific has. Could end-to-end process management be the future of transport?
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Adam Hester Transport on the rise

Although young for the transport industry, Adam Hester has never let his age be a factor to his business. Instead, he’s proven himself with his high quality service that facilitates strong relationships and attracts new clients.
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The math behind commodity transport

A new tool designed to reduce the cost and time of transporting cattle could not only give the nation’s commodity transport industry a much needed efficiency boost, but improve infrastructure planning on a global scale.
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The world of online trucking

The Internet is not only changing the way we work, socialise, create and share information, but also how we organise the flow of people, ideas and goods around the globe. Yet the magnitude of this transformation is still underappreciated – especially in the trucking community.
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All-Star Haulage: One way traffic

While there is not all too much heavy cargo leaving the ACT apart from the odd parliamentarian heavyweight, local transport businesses like All Star Haulage don’t get tired of finding new ways to operate profitably in a one-way traffic scenario.
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