Overland news – Page 14
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NewsHareket handles heavy lifts in Azerbaijan
Hareket has handled the heavy lift and transport of components for an offshore oil drilling and production platform in Azerbaijan.
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NewsSARR Freights moves in India
SARR Freights has moved heavy and oversized cargo using hydraulic axle trailers in southern India.
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NewsECOL discusses rigger training
The European Crane Operator Licence (ECOL) is in talks about the possibility of developing a rigger training scheme to run alongside its other courses.
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NewsESTA outlines ERRU concerns
ESTA is “extremely concerned” that the European Register of Road Transport Undertakings (ERRU) violation system, which will come into effect on April 1, could have a disproportionate impact on the heavy and abnormal road transport sector.
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NewsLaso adds escort vehicles in Germany
Laso Transportes has purchased escort vehicles with variable message sign (WVZ) systems for its German operations.
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NewsCF&S on track with beam delivery
CF&S Estonia has transported six overhead crane beams to Tuapse, Russia, by rail.
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NewsHydra-Slide develops low-capacity skidding system
Hydra-Slide has developed the XLP30 low-capacity, lightweight skidding system.
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NewsQueensland highway upgrade underway
In Australia, AUD11.5 million (USD9 million) worth of upgrades to the Peak Downs Highway in Queensland is underway, making it safer for oversized and over-mass vehicles as well as regular road users.
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NewsGantry moves with Felbermayr
Felbermayr has relocated a 300-tonne gantry crane at the port of Duisburg, Germany, using SPMTs.
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NewsFORS adds AIL training
The UK’s Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) has developed a training course for the safe transport of abnormal indivisible loads.
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NewsEC decision aims to minimise trade disruption
A European Council (EC) decision made at the beginning of February could see European transport workers and service providers become exempt from Covid-19 testing and quarantine regulations, according to ESTA.
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NewsRhenus moves a dragon
Rhenus Logistics has coordinated the transport of a mechanical dragon – a piece of artwork created in 2014 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of French-Chinese diplomatic relations.
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NewsLiebherr-Mining completes pre-haulage experiment
Liebherr-Mining Equipment Colmar has significantly reduced its environmental footprint over the last 18 months as it utilises inland waterways for its pre-haulage.
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NewsOsprey handles heavy bridge structure
Osprey Group has moved a concrete structure as part of a bridge replacement operation at Gipsy Patch Lane in Bristol, UK.
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NewsMammoet executes MiRo move
Mammoet transported a reactor head from a port in Karlsruhe, Germany to the Mineraloelraffinerie Oberrhein (MiRo) refinery site, as part of a modernisation project.
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NewsCrystal clear solution for Seven Seas
Seven Seas For Logistic Services has handled the Customs clearance and delivery of a crystalliser from Aqaba port to Arab Potash Company’s plant at Ghour El Safi in Jordan.
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NewsFaymonville trailer assists in Portugal move
Portugal-based Costa Almeida Demolições has deployed a Faymonville MultiMAX low loader to move a 75-ton (68 tonne) demolition excavator.
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NewsPlant Speed calls on Nooteboom
Heavy haulage specialist Plant Speed has transported 68.25 m-long wind turbine blades from Avonmouth Dock to Magor, UK.
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NewsErhardt delivers to Avilés
Erhardt Proyectos has transported cargoes weighing up to 1,000 tons (907.2 tonnes) to the port Avilés, Spain.
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NewsUniversal Transport in tram move
Universal Transport has moved a Vamos tram, manufactured by Heiterblick in Leipzig, to Bielefeld, where it will join moBiel’s fleet.