Omega Morgan hauls heavy load for a tech company
Omega Morgan recently supported a compatriot technology company in its quest to expand its microprocessor development and manufacturing facility in Oregon. The transportation specialist was tasked with delivering absorbers from the Port of Vancouver, Washington. Read more
Lift and Shift India hits heavy haulage record
Lift and Shift India recently achieved its heavy haulage record by handling the heaviest single module for Mumbai High North Offshore project.Read more
HTA begins projects to enhance safety of abnormal road transports
Road transportThe British Heavy Transport Association (HTA) has launched the first of a series of projects that investigate the movement of abnormal indivisible loads. The aim is to analyse good practice from the UK and elsewhere...Read more
Collett hauls 128 components for Inverclyde wind farm
Collett has completed the delivery of all 128 components for the Inverclyde wind farm in Scotland, consisting of eight Enercon E82 wind turbines, each featuring 39-metre long blades and 69-metre high towers.Read more
Mammoet delivers 1,400-tonne splitter for new Borealis plant
ConstructionPRESS RELEASE – Mammoet has transported a 1,400-tonne C3 splitter column to the new Borealis propane dehydrogenation (PDH) site in the Belgian village Kallo. The 109-metre long and 10-metre wide propylene splitter is one of...Read more
Universal Transport delivers wind turbines for Enercon
Heavy haulagePRESS RELEASE – Heavy load logistics provider Universal Transport has delivered two complete wind turbines from their production sites in Northern and Central Germany to their site of operation, a wind farm in North Rhine-Westphalia...Read more
Trailer manufacturer Broshuis resumes production per June
EquipmentDutch trailer manufacturer Broshuis will resume production at its factories per June 2nd. The Dutch government is relaxing its lockdown restrictions and allows more industries to resume work as long as they are able to...Read more
Barnhart spreads 362-tonne column across two bridges
Heavy haulagePRESS RELEASE – Barnhart has moved a 60-metre long column weighing 362 tonnes from Freeport to a fracking unit at a refinery in Texas. The column was so large that the company had to use...Read more
Van der Vlist moves 32 windmills
Road transportPRESS RELEASE – Dutch heavy transport specialist Van der Vlist has commenced the second phase of the Wieringermeer wind farm, the largest onshore wind farm in the Netherlands. The trucking company is in the process...Read more
Goodrich moves 8,000 freight tonnes for Kazakh mining project
Road transportPRESS RELEASE – Indian logistics provider Goodrich has recently completed a massive project involving the movement of 8,000 freight tonnes of mining equipment. The machinery was picked up from locations across the globe and shipped...Read more
Collett expands with 7,000m2 warehousing facility
WarehousingPRESS RELEASE – Leading specialist transport company Collett & Sons has expanded its operations, purchasing 7,000 square metres of warehousing and office space at its new Bradford site in the West Yorkshire region in the...Read more
British Columbia creates Project Cargo Corridor to attract more oversize cargo
Heavy haulageThe Canadian province of British Columbia has created a Project Cargo Corridor in order to attract more specialized cargo and save the trucking industry time by simplifying permit procedures. If the new process proves successful,...Read more
BigMove orders 19 heavy load trailers from Scheuerle
PRESS RELEASE – The German heavy haulage network BigMove has ordered 19 EuroCompact heavy transport trailers from Scheuerle, each capable of carrying project cargoes up to 90 tonnes. The EuroCompact low-bed semi-trailer can carry these...Read more
Nooteboom delivers largest low-loader ever
Heavy haulagePRESS RELEASE – Dutch trailer manufacturer Nooteboom has delivered its largest low loader yet to Zwagerman Transport. The 4+6 low-loader is optimised for the German market, providing a load capacity of more than 100 tonnes...Read more