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Bin weighing in Oxford saves thousands
Oxford City Council has been using vehicle weighing for over six years, to collect and evaluate weight data from its commercial waste collection service, and to help educate local businesses about recycling and save them money.
The authority, via its wholly-owned subsidiary Oxford Direct Services Ltd (ODSL), now has over 30 waste and recycling collection vehicles installed with either bin or underbody weighing equipment.
Innovative safety technology installed in refuse vehicles
Local authorities have a duty to do all they can to ensure the safety of
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Cardiff’s route to intelligent cleansing management
After Cardiff awarded a tender for a new sweeper fleet on contract hire, the council
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Paving the way for e-RCVS
Paul Connor, Head of Tenders and Procurement at SFS, comments on the impact of electric
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A sweeper for all seasons
Hako's Managing Director, Sylvie Giangolini, explains how Hako has significant developments in store for 2020,
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Green energy – the linchpin of EV success
Despite the UK’s charging infrastructure receiving a welcome boost in 2019, there exists a hum-drum
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Case study: smart weighing and monitoring solution
Apollo Live consists of an axle and gross vehicle axle bridge that provides real-time weight
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Engcon’s Big Dig Day attracts operators from all over the UK
Engcon UK held its second Big Dig Day of 2019 near Yeovil on October when
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Preventing and mitigating damage claim costs
In a bid to combat the hike in damage claims, Brindley, the largest family-owned car
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Lifting the lid on the new Kerbloader
In a world where waste streams and recycling targets change constantly, the new Terberg Kerbloader
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Fast thinking in the City of Edmonton
The City of Edmonton’s Fleet Analytics and Strategic Technology team in Canada has introduced a
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