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351. Monterey Symphony's 2018-2019 Season, ‘Sound Waves,' Features Number of Special Events, Including L October 25, 2018 In addition to its six concerts, the Monterey Symphony’s 2018-19 Season, Sound Waves, includes a number of special events, including luncheons, dinners, lectures and an end-of-season gala at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Monterey, CA, October 25, 2018 — In addition to its six concerts, the Monterey Symphony’s 2018-19 Season, Sound Waves, includes a number of special events, including luncheons, dinners, lectures and an end-of-season gala at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. This season features a music course and a composer discussion, an opening night party, luncheons with the Friends of the ... (read more) Author: John Paul

352. Certification for Two of SDC's New Trailer Models October 23, 2018 SDC is one of the leading trailer manufacturers in the business, and a familiar name to haulage drivers. Now they’ve released two new models, recently certified to the exacting EN 1264 XL standard. What does this mean? Read on to find out more. Two New Models SDC’s two newest models, a dry freight boxvan and a hydraulic lifting deck curtainsider, bring the total number of EN XL-certified trailers the company offers up to ten. Each is designed to be top of the line in trailers of its type, and both meet all industry standards for a safe and reliable trailer. Certification ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

353. Waste Warriors: SEPA's Life Smart Programme Leads the Way October 23, 2018 Waste crime may not receive a lot of news coverage, but it can be a serious problem – for law enforcement, for the environment and for haulage companies that risk getting caught up in it. An innovative new European initiative helps to tackle the problem at the source, and some of the most significant work is being done in Scotland. What’s the Crime? It is, in simple terms, crime relating to waste. Usually, it consists of criminals looking to save money by avoiding proper waste management rules. Think illegal dumping and fly-tipping, but on a massive scale. How big a scale? The... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

354. Fuel Duty Freeze Welcomed, But Has the Government Missed a Trick? October 23, 2018 Fuel prices are a major concern in the haulage industry. Managers have to work out how much they’re spending per mile and those costs can seriously rack up. The duty makes up a large proportion of these costs, but it’s also the area the government has the most direct control over. For this reason, the industry watches budget announcements closely – and, when necessary, pressures the government to listen to its concerns. While recent announcements have given reason to be optimistic, many in the transport sector see opportunities to do a lot more. An End to the Freeze? Fuel dut... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

355. Brewers MLB logo heat transfer look to bright future after NLCS loss to Dodgers October 22, 2018 Christian Yelich and the Milwaukee Brewers feel they are really getting started. Sure appears this way, too. Led through big activities through Yelich, Josh Hader and Jesus Aguilar, Milwaukee chased on the Chicago Cubs to acquire the actual NL Central the very first time since 2011. The youthful Brewers after that taken Colorado within the Division Series prior to taking the Los Angeles Dodgers to Game 7 in the NL Championship Series. The playoff run finished with a 5-1 damage up to the more veteran Dodgers upon Weekend evening, nevertheless the Brewers intend on returning to October very soon... (read more) Author: jame tony

356. Simple Tips on Getting More Money When Selling Your Sports Car October 18, 2018 So you've decided to sell your sports car. Maybe you have another car in mind that you would like to buy and need the extra cash from your current sports car in order to purchase the new one, or maybe you just need to sell your sports car for other reasons. Makes no difference while you are looking to sell your sports car there are a few things that you can do which can bring you a better price for your machine. First of you should realize that you can build several different ways to sell your sports car. If you don't want to handle the hassle of selling your car yourself, you can go to a... (read more) Author: Marc Deschamps

357. 5 Tips for Finding Car Wrecking and Disposal Companies October 18, 2018 Controlling the waste in the environment allows growth of plants responsible for cleaning the air and soil. Old cars release a lot of wastes into the environment both in use and disposal. There are many companies offering cash for cars Melbourne. Finding the best car wreckers Melbourne gives you good money on your old cars after disposal. The companies offering car disposal services have many features and the following are features of the best services providers in any region. Experience and Skills in Car Disposal Services Visit all companies offering car wrecking services and inquir... (read more) Author: Richard Conard

358. Hurry, Hauliers! The CPC Deadline is Getting Closer October 17, 2018 UK haulage companies are being encouraged to book their drivers in for compulsory CPC training before it’s too late. The deadline for the second phase is fast approaching, and truckers need to remain aware that their ability to do their jobs may suffer if they fail to meet it. The RHA has warned that failure to complete the obligatory Certificate of Professional Competence training will result in the loss of the driver’s DQC (Driver Qualification Card). Booking your drivers in now is vital if you want to keep your business in check, so here are some further details about CPC to make sure ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

359. Are You Europe's Best Truck Driver? Take on the Scania Driver Challenge October 17, 2018 There’s precious little recognition for the truck drivers who ply the roads of the UK and Europe, delivering everything from the smallest tech component to the food and goods that stock the shelves of our supermarket giants. Which is fairly inequitable in the big scheme of things, as they’re the ones who quite literally keep the wheels of the economy moving. So if you’re a professional HGV driver, when something comes along that not only recognises the skills and dedication of your profession, but also rewards them, the words on your lips should be “count me in!” The Competition is... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

360. How the Rise of the Gig Economy Has Changed the Face of Courier Insurance October 17, 2018 The buzz phrase on everyone’s lips at the moment is ‘gig economy’. No industry is feeling the effects of the trend towards temporary and short-term engagements more so than the delivery industry. There are plenty of positive aspects for a courier driver using their own vehicle to deliver goods, but there are also many additional factors that need to be considered by those transitioning from traditional full-time or contract work to this kind of employment. One such aspect is that of insurance. Insurance and the ‘Gig’ Courier Driver If you work on a full-time basis for a delivery fir... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

361. Don't Miss A Trick When Selling Your Van: Courier Driver Top Tips October 16, 2018 Fraud is frustratingly common when selling goods online, and can cause major problems if you’re retailing high-value products such as vehicles. If you’re a courier driver looking to offload your van, play it safe and learn what suspicious behaviour looks like when it comes to online transactions. Dodgy Payment Services Sneaky tricks have left many a courier driver out of pocket, and if you don’t know what you’re looking for they can be difficult to spot. ‘Overpayment’ schemes can often involve even the well-known, secure payment services such as PayPal. The idea is that the bu... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

362. Buying Courier Goods: Spot and Avoid the Common Ploys October 16, 2018 If you’re a courier driver looking to buy a new delivery vehicle online, there are several things you should keep in mind before doing so. Making sure you can trust the seller is genuine when purchasing high-value goods is vital, as many buyers fall victim to fraud. The National Fraud Intelligence Bureau has confirmed that fraudsters have used a number of online vendors to attract buyers, and manage to do this by means of false advertising and lack of communication. Common Trickery Some fraudsters claim to be third party escrow providers, which suggests that they will hold pa... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

363. 2 Gem of Cars for Celebrating a Perfect Date with the Love of Your Life October 15, 2018 "Are you planning to go on a romantic date with your beloved? Read the article to know about the luxury cars you can get for the night." When you are in love, you can do anything and everything for them. No, it is not just the butterfly in your stomach that you will remember about the feeling of love. It is much more than that. Love is about the celebration of your choice to be with someone, to belong to someone for your whole life. And for such a bond, it is necessary that you cherish each and every moment with the beloved. It is necessary that you put some thought and create some beauti... (read more) Author: Alice Campbell

364. Love Lorries: Changing Public Perceptions of the Transport Industry October 15, 2018 Lorries are an integral part of the transport industry, which in itself is an integral part of society. Despite this, the general public seem to lack respect for these fantastic machines and the people driving them – so the RHA have been doing something about it. If you’re a haulier in need of a self-esteem boost, read on to find out how HGV drivers are becoming increasingly appreciated and admired among the general public. It’s Tough for Truckers You’ll know as a haulier that HGV drivers are often held responsible for unavoidable errors which often aren’t their fault. Lorries are bl... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

365. Call for Clearer Legislation to Cover Courier Drivers October 12, 2018 Government policy and practices haven’t always kept up with our changing economy and lifestyles and, sometimes, bad policy can have tragic consequences. But from these tragedies some good can still come by bringing awareness to the need for changes to legislation. Read on to learn about calls for better legislation, why that’s important and how it affects you as a delivery worker. A Wake-Up Call Transport industry reform has been a long time coming and, sadly, it took things to go very badly wrong to kickstart the process in one particular instance. As many companies do, ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

366. Eye, Eye, Officer: Police Focus on Drivers' Defective Eyesight October 12, 2018 Visualise this: you’re driving along, keeping an eye on other drivers, when some car makes a wildly unpredictable manoeuvre. You avoid a crash and maybe lean on your horn. ‘Did he even see me?’ It’s happened to everyone. But it’s especially worrying for those involved in courier work, if only because couriers spend so much more time on the road than your average driver. Luckily, new proposals could help lessen this risk. Read on for more. The Dangers of Poor Eyesight It’s crazy when you think about it. When we take our driving tests, sometimes as young as 17, we’re asked to r... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

367. How Blood Tests Will Put Drowsy Driving to Bed October 12, 2018 It’s no secret that not getting enough sleep makes you feel truly awful. You’re slow, sluggish and completely off the ball. Considering how important alertness is to a courier driver, and indeed to all road users, it’s a little worrying that it’s still not properly understood. Luckily, science marches on, and some recent developments could have a serious positive impact on road safety. Tiredness and the Driving Business There should be no doubt that sleep deprivation poses serious risks to road users. Research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has found that getting just on... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

368. How Higher Fines are Making our Roads Safer October 12, 2018 It can be easy to see fines as just a pain in the neck; something to have a moan about or (more cynically) as a revenue raiser for the government. But, as anyone involved in courier work knows, fines are just one of many ways the authorities try to keep our roads safer. They encourage good behaviour on the road, which is something that especially benefits professional drivers who spend a lot of time at the wheel. Read on to find out how recent changes to the law are already having a positive impact. Changes Spring 2017 saw a series of changes to how those who break driving law... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

369. Truck and Commercial Vehicle Windscreen Maintenance October 12, 2018 Windscreen maintenance is crucial for commercial vehicles and trucks if you don’t want to incur any damages. You can seriously compromise the safety of the driver and the other vehicles on the road if you continue driving your truck with a chipped or broken windscreen. Small cracks and chips can minimize the integrity of the windscreen and subsequently the frame of the vehicle. If left unrepaired, these chips and cracks can cause the windscreen to break apart on impact in the event of an accident and cause serious injury to the driver. So, what should you do about it? Read on to find out. Re... (read more) Author: Smith Lara

370. Keeping Courier Businesses on the Move: Technology Matters October 12, 2018 The impact technology has on any business in today’s increasingly competitive world is huge. Managers and business owners, regardless of their industry, need to stay abreast of how advances in high-tech tools might benefit their operations, improve staff welfare and increase profits. The courier industry is no exception, and today’s mobile technology, in particular, has made a real difference to many aspects of courier work. Tracking packages in real time is vital, especially for those companies dealing with transporting medical goods, blood, organs and other vital components. More and m... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

371. A Day in the Life: What Life's Really Like for a Courier Driver October 12, 2018 Working as a courier driver can be hugely rewarding. For anyone considering a career in the transportation business, here is an introduction into the kind of work involved and an insight into what you can expect your typical day to consist of. Introducing Delivery Work While you can’t get away from the fact that being a courier driver means that you will be working long hours, the job is appealing on many levels. Being self-employed means that you can work the longer hours to your advantage around other jobs or your family. And, if you choose to work for a company, you can look forwa... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

372. Telematics Talk: On the Trail of the Trailer Tracker October 12, 2018 Keeping track of your fleet’s vehicles and loads might not seem like anything to get excited about, but it’s hugely important that haulage companies keep up to date with any developments. Little changes in technology can have big impacts on the business – and missing out can mean falling behind in a big way. Read on to learn about Ctrack’s latest gadget and how it can benefit your operations. Tracking and Telematics Both GPS and onboard diagnostics are crucial sources of data for fleet managers. When they work well, you barely notice them. But when they go wrong, they can cause cha... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

373. Introducing the Early Introduction of Longer Semi-Trailers October 12, 2018 The haulage industry is ever-changing and always evolving. Changes come in many forms, from revolutionary new technology and innovative gadgets to incremental improvements in practice. Some of the best improvements, though, come from the simplest ideas – the tiny alterations to existing equipment that let you fulfil a transport contract that little bit quicker, more reliably and more efficiently. Read on for a great example of how a small change, like a longer semi-trailer, can have a big effect. What is it? This one’s easy. A longer semi-trailer is exactly what it sounds like... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

374. After Series MLB Embroidered Patches win with Astros, Cora aims to knock them out October 12, 2018 Alex Cora led Boston to a triumph within the hated Yankees. Binge-eating syndrome for the first-year Red Sox manager: The team this individual left right after profitable a World Series as a table trainer final time. "I've been talking about these the entire time, thus all of us proceed," he explained after the Red Sox conquer Ny 4-3 within Game four of the AL Division Series to be able to create the to play in the Houston Astros for the pennant. "Best regarding 7. They are fully aware myself. I am aware them. It should be fun." An infielder that invested 14 years along with six big league tea... (read more) Author: jame tony

375. Looking to the Future: Trials Begin for the New MAN E-Truck October 10, 2018 Several large HGV manufacturers are looking towards ways in which they can help commercial transport customers build a sustainable future while still maintaining a sufficient influx of delivery contracts to improve profits. One of these involves converting a fleet to electric vehicles, and MAN has reached a milestone in doing just that. Delivery Contracts Made Greener The new MAN eTruck is a revolutionary vehicle powered by an electric motor which is located in the centre of the frame. The lithium-ion batteries (which can power a 26 tonne vehicle for 120 miles) are placed bene... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

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