Scania Family

Manners Transport are based within the rolling countryside just outside Alnwick. To match their beautiful surroundings are their equally as impressive Scania trucks, which Fraser and the team take great pride in and see them as a way of attracting and retaining drivers.

Offering a hugely diverse range of delivery services across the UK, reliability is of the upmost importance for Liam Connolly Roadfreight Limited. We head to Northern Ireland for the next episode in this series to see how the business can rely on their Scania trucks to offer maximum uptime, in addition to impressive fuel returns, comfort and driver appeal. 

When Campeys of Selby began their journey with renewable fuel options, there was only one brand they were going to trust in partnering with. And with sustainability being a big part of their approach, it looks like a partnership that will continue to flourish over the years.

It's clear to see that Nick Brookes Group are big fans of the Scania XT range. Utilising a variety of body types, including skip and hook loaders, tippers and tipper grabs, they need a vehicle they can trust in the tough environments they operate in. That's where the XT excels for them; delivering fantastic reliability, robustness and longevity.

It's fair to say that A & D Transport are fans of a Limited Edition Scania. They've been quick to get their hands on the Golden Griffin, the Blue Stream, and more recently the Flying Griffin. But that's part of their driver recruitment plan, or more to the point, not needing to invest in recruitment; the image their fleet portrays is enough to attract the drivers they need.

There are a number of factors that contribute to a successful business partnership. A shared vision, communication, trust, and compatible strengths to name but a few. These are certainly true of the relationship that has evolved between Scania UK and Whale Tankers, particularly in their development of electric vacuum tankers.