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Why truck drivers must take care when carrying shipping containers

A shipping container is a convenient, standardised size that makes it easy for intermodal transport – they can be loaded straight from a ship to the back of a truck without devanning (removing goods from a sealed container). This means

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Learning how to drive: How to keep your teen safe on the road

Most teens are interested in learning to drive. Depending on where you live, driving might be a necessity for commuting and getting around. Teens find that getting their license is an important milestone for independence, and it’s a key step

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The top tips on how to choose the perfect premium transport for various occasions

Planning for a luxurious ride for you and your friends to celebrate an event can be a bit of a challenge. There are many things to consider and plan out so you and your party can enjoy the day. Reputation

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Are mirror cameras on a truck safer than regular mirrors?

We talked about blind spots on trucks and buses and how they leave huge gaps that can hide other road users. Some new technology that helps reduce blind spots for trucks is mirror cameras. Under UN Regulation 46, which Australia

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Where are the blind spots on a truck and bus?

Blind spots are the areas a driver can’t see when looking in their mirrors or by turning their head. They are reduced dramatically by proper mirror placement and use of cameras, but they are very difficult to eliminate. Small vehicles,

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Should you let your car battery run right down?

In a vehicle with an internal combustion engine, a battery should have a life of around 5-6 years with regular use, but it depends on how you treat it. The majority of batteries are now ‘maintenance-free’, but that doesn’t mean

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What’s a dual-height fifth wheel?

A semitrailer couples to a prime mover when the kingpin sits inside the fifth wheel’s locking jaws and the skid plate of the semitrailer is resting on the fifth wheel. The standard height of the skid plate is around 1250mm,

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