There was plenty happening in the transport and logistics sector in 2024. From mergers to collapses, roadworks to regulation changes, and everything in between, the landscape of the wider sector has irrecoverably
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Staying competitive in the national logistics landscape
After six years of operating in Perth and two years of planning and construction, TFMXpress has moved into a long-term home in
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Fostering passion and the key to transport’s future
Australia’s Skills in Demand visa list is a three-tiered system aiming at bolstering roles and industries that are currently dramatically understaffed in the Australian jobs landscape. While work is
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Mark Tobin speaks on Followmont’s succession plan
In Mark Tobin’s 12 years as CEO Followmont Transport has embarked on an exceptional growth journey. Now, with Tobin set to take a guiding, behind the scenes role as Managing Director, former COO Ross
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Transitioning to an EV fleet and its impact on total cost of ownership
Today, businesses of all sizes are recognising the importance of adopting eco-friendly practices. One significant way to achieve this is by transitioning to an electric vehicle (EV) fleet. But what impact
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Road transport’s technological revolution
The act of transporting goods from ‘point a’ to ‘point b’ is changing. The trucks being driven are changing, the roads are changing, road safety is changing, the technology surrounding the entire
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“I am just a dumb truck driver!”
“I am just a dumb truck driver”. One of my favourite clients used to say this to me on most visits to his premises. He would then point to his wife and say, “there is the brains of the operation”.
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Getting truck drivers’ health up and running
The Australian health guidelines dictate that people should be completing either 1.25-2.5 hours of vigorous physical activity or 2.5-5 hours of moderate physical activity per week to stay physically and
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Sydney toll road reform – real or redundant?
There is light at the end of the tunnel for those hoping for reform across Sydney’s expensive toll road network. It may still be some time away, but moves are being made to make it more affordable for
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The controversy, discourse and value surrounding Darwin Port
In 2015 the Territory Government approved the sale of a 99-year lease on Darwin Port to Chinese company Landbridge in a move that sent ripples around Australia.
Given its strategic location on the doorstep
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