Latest News – Eco-Link

Your chance to drive the Denby Eco-link

Posted: 09-03-10

Your chance to drive the Denby Eco-link lorry on a specially designed off road course to highlight its manoeuvrability, an experience not to be missed at Newark & Nottinghamshire Showground at Newark.

Saturday 4 Sept 2010

Minimum of a full LGV Category ‘C’ licence only required to drive the above vehicle on this open day.

Also for car only licence holders, a chance to drive with full tuition a normal Denby articulated vehicle on a similar course. (Why not treat a friend or partner?)

£50 per person or £80 for two people for a 30 minute experience of driving a real vehicle. If you enjoy these large vehicles, it’s an opportunity not to be missed.

If you wish to book or require more information contact Duncan at or ring Terry 07766 902572.

Further LHV news

Posted: 27-09-08

European consortium to look into LHVs. This will comprise Leuven University, the French "Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussees" and Dutch TNO.

B Triple trucks attempt to fix road congestion in Australia

Posted: 08-08-08

The government in Victoria, Aus could soon allow B triple trucks under a state government plan to cut road congestion.The trucks, a prime mover towing three trailers,can weigh up to 82 tonnes and are up to 36 metres long.

The Victorian government is examining whether the trucks are the answer to reducing traffic congestion, News Limited newspapers reported recently. Small numbers of B triple trucks travel between the Ford car factories in Broadmeadows and Geelong under strict permits.

A substantial B triple road network was announced in NSW last year.

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