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January 22, 2022
A Stowmarket man who sexually assaulted a woman and a Lowestoft robber who stole a can of Dr Pepper were among the criminals jailed in Suffolk this week.
January 17, 2022
A Lowestoft man who threatened the owner of Kings Kebab House with a toy gun while stealing a can of Dr Pepper has been jailed.
October 18, 2021
A Suffolk man who threatened staff at a kebab shop with a toy gun before taking a soft drink will be sentenced in December.
October 18, 2021
A Suffolk man who threatened staff at a kebab shop with a toy gun before taking a soft drink will be sentenced in December.
October 11, 2021
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October 6, 2021
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--TruckLabs, a technology company helping transform the trucking industry, announced today that it has raised a $15 million Series A round to fund the continued growth of its product suite that empowers fleets to improve their operational performance by boosting fuel efficiency, increasing driver engagement, and reducing carbon emissions. The oversubscribed funding round was co-led by returning investors Calibrate Ventures, Autotech Ventures, and Uncork Capital.
July 30, 2021
Jul 29, 2021 Theres been increased emphasis on making training fun (gamification) over the past several years, especially as it relates to fleet managers quest to squeeze more safety and efficiency out of drivers. Fleets often use technology platforms that focus the attention of managers and drivers on pulling the fuel efficiency of the lowest performers up to the fleet average. TruckLabs CEO Daniel Burrows said this strategy often pits apples against oranges, and for drivers its no fun play...
May 24, 2021
Off-road bikers in Ebbw Vale cause safety fears over cut fences Published media captionOff-road bikers causing "distress" and safety fears Farmers fear escaped livestock could cause a serious crash after off-road bikers cut through fences, allowing animals to get on to the highway. They claim there has been a rise in the amount of fencing being cut to access their land during the Covid pandemic. Seven sheep died after being hit by vehicles after getting free in Ebbw Vale, prompting calls for a...
May 6, 2021
littlewolf1989 Rob Senz, chief innovation officer at Emsi and TruckLabs CEO Daniel Burrows joins the podcast to discuss the driver shortage and what to do to attract new drivers and retain current drivers. Related
December 20, 2020
The same is true of Covid-19, which disrupted just-in-time deliveries by shutting down factories around the world. Instead, the uncertainty caused by Trumps trade war and Covid-19 supply chain disruptions paralyzed corporate decision makers, and though more than 600 U.S. manufacturers opted to return to the United States this year, the number is down by one-third compared with 2018. "A lot of companies are like frozen deer in the headlights," said Jim Tomkins, Chairman of Tomkins Interna...