Renault partners with Lyon cargo-bike maker Kleuster to make Freegônes model at 2100m2 facility at Renault Trucks Vénissieux plant.
Transport hosted by City of London Corporation at Guildhall October 2022
TfL on priority to find cargo cycle exchange space.
Scooter numbers left across city is growing.
IOC CEO Tracey Worth was at the heart of equality in transport for PACTS' (Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Strategy) October meeting.
A new workbook lens for on-job learning in express sortation apprenticeship.
Dr Tracey Worth, CEO at the Inst of Couriers was at Whistl to see the launch of their candidate groups on the new sortation apprenticeship.
She had a gift for the candidates - hot off the press, latest version ‘on the job learning IOC workbooks for the express sortation apprenticeship.’
In the workbook, the learning lens to candidate is based on job - it's interactive and in the real world of work - earn while you learn, learn well and progress in our sector of key worker critical infrastructure.
Ethos of the IOC work book for express sortation is hands on, it opens - ‘This is a career - get your protected boots and gloves, put your high vis on and let's go sorting.’
Sir Peter Hendy was awarded an hononary fellowship of the Institute of Couriers during his time as TfL Commissioner, in recognition for focus on freight traffic for the 2012 London Olympic Games.
Hot off the press, it was announced on Friday, (14 October 2022), that, as part of the 2022 Political Honours, Sir Peter would receive a life peerage.
Dozen for what may be the most difficult decisions in final mile.
Highest number of nominations in the 26-year history of the awards.
IOC helps express employers engage with the big conversation at the DFE IFA Professional body and employer directory event.
Apprenticeships in Transport, the transport sector strongly engaging with learning via the levy tax. It’s the IFA body of DFE who make it all work.
Transport has one of the largest uptakes of apprenticeships of any other sector in UK.
Following a record year of growth in which it secured its first profit, UK independent parcel carrier Yodel has announced plans to open a brand-new depot in Huyton.
With the growth in e-commerce showing no signs of slowing, the 161,900 sq. ft centre will provide Yodel with further capacity, ensuring the business can continue to meet demands into the future.
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