IoC news
Industry news of relevance to Fellows and Members
Lucy Hayward-Speight TFL
Today 85% of vehicles comply seen in outer London, higher in central and inner.
Scrappage for vans is further supported by special offers.
Has Red Star returned?
Dan Fredriksson explains four hour rail freight parcel delivery between Birmingham & Glasgow via Varamis rail
We are not Renault – We are Renault Trucks.
‘There is no other OEM to provide a cargo bike.’
Grahame Neagus & Paul Burt, Renault Trucks showcased a new electric cargo cycle coming to market at the recent IOC Heads of Industry round table event.
Andy Pumfrey, Yamaha EV NEOS dedicated to courier
Yamaha were at the IOC round table to talk zero emission scooter bikes for final mile deliveries.
An exceptionally mild winter impacted gas values.
Andy Magromallis chair of IOC sub group for security
‘All we want to do is deliver parcels’
One incident can involve many parcels.
Apprenticeship Week recognises IOC Associate members on the Express Manager degree apprenticeship.
Big celebrations, big smiles, certificates held proud, the next generation of associates are signed up for their journey to fellowship of the Institute of Couriers as our next generation sector leaders.
Tracey Worth handed out the lapel pin badges and certificates this week to an aspiring new group of express logistics managers - our next generation who have signed up to the brand-new BSc Hons degree apprenticeship, Express Manager.
The 2023 IOC structure chart.
Sector chairs reshuffle - New IOC Road Safety and Wellbeing group
President IOC remains Viscount Lord Falkland, three vice presidents, all former transport ministers, Stephen Norris, David Jamieson and Sir John Hayes remain. Chairman, Carl Lomas MBE and CEO Dr Tracey Worth.
See the high res image on the IOC web here.
£7,500 scrap value for your old van if you step to Electric.
The thresholds of van values remain low for the final mile driver, but they have increased.
Delivering a new route to logistics manager.
Express Logistics Manager a BSc Degree apprentice levy paid.
First-ever enrolments are from FedEx, Jan 2023
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