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NewsFelbermayr busy at work in Europe
Austria-headquartered Felbermayr has completed two projects as well as a crane lift at sites across Europe.
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NewsGoldhofer MPA 3 used to deliver heavy equipment
Walter Keil Transporte und Erdbewegungen (Keil) of Austria has used a Goldhofer MPA 3 low-loader semi-trailer to deliver excavators, dump trucks and other heavy equipment to a construction site situated at an altitude of over 3,000 m.
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NewsAres coordinates long-distance transformer haul across Australia
Ares Group has coordinated the delivery of a 167-tonne transformer from Melbourne, Victoria, to Stanwell, Queensland using a new M500 platform module from Kennedy Trailers.
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NewsLaso feeds project cargoes to France
Laso Transportes of Portgual has successfully completed a complex logistics operation for France’s food industry, including the transportation of 35 m-long heat exchangers from Spain.
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NewsGlobalink delivers transformers from China to Kazakhstan
Globalink Logistics has transported four main body transformers from Wuhan, China, to Osakarovka, Kazakhstan.
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NewsDavies Turner manages shipment of two GBS Zero vehicles
Freight forwarder Davies Turner recently managed the shipment of two Great British Sports Cars (GBS) Zero vehicles from the UK to the USA.
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NewsYılnak transports wind turbines across Türkiye
Yılnak has successfully delivered 10 sets of E-138 type wind turbines from İzmir to Elazığ, Türkiye.
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NewsESTA research shows widespread safety concern over AdBlue
Research carried out by the European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) has exposed deep concerns in the heavy transport and lifting sectors about engine malfunctions thought to be caused by AdBlue additives.
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NewsEFS Logistics completes Saudi carbon steel pipe moves
EFS Logistics has transported 156 carbon steel pipes, weighing a total 1,259.8 tonnes, in Saudi Arabia.
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NewsKübler transports BorWin5 transformers in Germany
Kübler Spedition has transported two 445-tonne transformers destined for the BorWin5 offshore grid connection system in Germany.
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NewsCargo Consolidators Agency organises helicopter deliveries
Cargo Consolidators Agency has transported three helicopters and three crates of accessories from Trinidad and Tobago to Canada.
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NewsESTA presents five-year plan in manifesto
The European association for road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) has published a five-year manifesto for European abnormal transport to highlight the organisation’s medium-term strategic transport priorities until 2029.
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NewsEuropean road freight rates to rise with CO2 tolls ramping up next year
European road freight rates are expected to climb over the rest of 2024. Driver shortages and the introduction of CO2 levies in a number of European countries will see margins pressurised further.
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NewsProtranser completes Kazakhstan delivery
China’s Protranser has coordinated the delivery of a large harvester from the USA to Kazakhstan.
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NewsESTA optimistic on marking and lighting harmonisation
The European association for abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) is optimistic that regulations to harmonise marking and lighting on heavy transport will be contained in the EU’s revised Weights and Dimensions Directive.
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NewsYılnak performs 2,122 km haul across Türkiye
Yılnak transported a 170-tonne transformer 2,122 km from Balıkesir, Türkiye to the Gürbulak border gate.
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NewsCollett delivers transformers to Pathfinder project
UK based heavy transport provider Collett & Sons – working with GE Vernova – has completed its role in the Pathfinder substation project.
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NewsKübler transports 330-tonne submarine in Germany
Kübler, working with the Speyer and Sinsheim technology museums, transported a 330-tonne submarine from Speyer to Sinsheim, Germany in around 30 minutes.
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NewsGermany approves digital driving assistant for heavy transport sector
Germany has approved the nationwide use of the efficient road navigation assistant (ERNA).
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NewsGerman authorities consult on transport regulations
The European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) welcomed the German authorities’ moves to consult industry associations and their members on a package of new proposed heavy transport permit regulations – but has called on the Berlin government to align them with the new rules currently being developed by Brussels.