Logistics Skills Alliance launch 2025 Logistics Vision - a national platform
‘Welcome to the industry – a resilient industry.
We are here to connect.’
Standing room only – a full house
Yodel take win for driver excellence.
Our transport sector is looking green.
EV Maxus van launch – Volta centre-seat electric
HVS Hydrogen truck – electric scooters
LSA at Multimodal at the NEC.
Road, rail, air and sea logistics all under one roof.
Take the exclusive LSA photo tour.
The trucks are gone; it's vans at the heart of the NEC CV Show and they are electric!.
The rugged Isuzu jeep parked on the rocky outcrop at the entrance, was the prelude to more vans inside
The blue carpet led the way to all things vans and the yellow carpet zone signposted accessories.
- Maxus 12 EV vans
- Ford E transit showcasing almost 200 mile range
Princess, DfT Minister and truck driver of the year.
Opening the conference, Nadeem Raza – Microlise CEO
‘Thank you for getting everything delivered during the challenge.’
Dept for Transport 2022 changes to The Highway Code:
8 main changes to rules of the road.
A new hierarchy of road users – leaving 1.5m space around cyclists
From Feb 2022 rules for all types of road users have been updated in The Highway Code to improve the safety of people walking, cycling and riding horses.
LSA West Thames College submit case study focus for DfT Strategic Transport Apprenticeship Taskforce (STAT) ‘pillar’
West Thames College submitted a case study in September 2021 to the DfT call for strategic transport apprenticeship taskforce pillar study, showcasing the unique West Thames College delivery - matching jobs to workforce in the local geographic.
Commercial Vehicle ‘CV Show’ – VN5 electric taxi van at front of house for final mile of NEC
We will always need drivers to make the deliveries happen.
Automated Lane Keeping System technology outcome means self-driving vehicles could be used on British roads.
Measures to boost safety on All Lane Running (Smart) motorways accelerated
Every new All Lane Running (ALR) motorway will open with radar technology in place to spot stopped or broken-down vehicles quickly.
Historic move for Department for Transport to create a second HQ in Birmingham and a northern hub in Leeds as part of government commitment to level up all parts of the UK.
