Latest News from Bell Truck & Van

 

Keep up to date with all of Bell Truck and Van's latest news and developments. This page will include first updates on the company's rejuvination, including any progress regarding our depot improvements. You'll also find the latest product updates from Mercedes-Benz Vans UK and Mercedes Benz Trucks UK, key industry happenings, top tips and useful business information.

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There’s a new name for Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles in the north of Scotland, and BLS Truck & Van is already investing heavily to ensure it delivers the exceptional customer service that befits the legendary three-pointed star.
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The new owners of Mercedes-Benz Dealer Bell Truck and Van have strengthened their management team by making a series of appointments to key positions. Underlining the company’s commitment to staff development, most are internal promotions.

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Mercedes-Benz Dealer Bell Truck and Van is poised to embark on a major programme of investment in new and improved facilities, following its acquisition by a leading environmental, renewable energy and recycling company. 

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From 29th September 2017 Bell Truck and Van will cease to be directly regulated by the FCA and will become an Appointed Representative of Automotive Compliance Ltd.  

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One of the most recent successes seen by the DVLA was their creation and implementation of the Driver and Vehicles account - a portal where key information can be accessed.

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Applied Driving, a global provider of solutions for driver safety and performance management, has joined forces with the non-profit organisation Women in Transport to champion diversity and equality in the transport industry.

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For most people, the 20mph limit was put into place as a way to protect people from the risk of harm. However, one of the most pressing questions for most people is whether or not it’s actually helped to deal with the problems caused by speeding.

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New rules and regulations which have come out for the general public now mean that when it comes to breakdown services, recovery vehicles will now be able to alert the public to their duties by being able to use red flashing lights as a form of warning.

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The most highly-equipped vehicle in the small van segment, with technology and specifications designed to enhance range efficiency, reduce downtime and maximise safety.

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The analysis of government data by the RAC reveals a concerning trend in road treatment and resurfacing in England, hitting its lowest level in the past five years. According to the figures for the financial year 2021/2022, only 1,123 miles of various road types underwent resurfacing or life-extending treatment, marking a significant 29% reduction (465 miles) compared to 2017/2018. The use of surface dressing, a technique aimed at prolonging road life, also experienced a decline of 34%, with 3,551 miles treated compared to 5,345 miles five years ago.

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In the initial days of a trial period, new and innovative speed cameras in the UK have proven to be a game-changer, catching thousands of drivers in the act. These cutting-edge cameras, designed to detect speeding violations from both directions, are now being considered for a potential nationwide rollout. Their distinctive design distinguishes them from traditional yellow box cameras, as they discreetly perch atop tall poles, painted in a vibrant yellow hue to enhance visibility.

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Leinfelden-Echterdingen/Andalusia, southern Spain. Five-week test of the battery-electric eActros 600 for long-distance haulage in Andalusia at high temperatures of up to 44 degrees Celsius

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