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Editor’s Comment By Patrick O’Leary and Max Braun I share this month’s Editor’s Comment with my colleague, Max Braun, on a subject which needs urgent attention. I’ll kick off first. There is a vexing yet unresolved issue hanging over the
It’s not getting bad out there. It is bad out there. I refer to the crime situation in the country which is affecting more and more people as we go along – and I don’t mean only physically as per
What do golf and trucking have in common? I started thinking about this when I attended the launch of the new Mercedes-Benz Actros held at the Oubaai Golf Resort in Herold’s Bay. The golf course was designed by ace golfer
The month of April 2018 will go down as one of the worst ever experienced in the history of the trucking industry in South Africa. It’s been a month of hell where, in a series of vicious attacks, we saw
Wow! Have you ever experienced so much change in such a short space of time? I have been sort of sitting on the side-lines enjoying the trucking industry while watching the wider developments as they unfold – and have been
By Patrick O’Leary Well that’s it. The end of 2017. I recall the words of Queen Elizabeth when, during a speech on November 24, 1992, she said: “1992 is not a year on which I shall look back with undiluted
Editor’s Comment The trucking industry is truly a beacon of light, hope and encouragement in the stormy sea of South Africa that has become heavily polluted with the mountains of garbage constantly and irresponsibly disposed of from the luxury-liner called
Editor’s Comment A recent story run by FleetWatch in our weekly newsletter headed ‘Is this the end of the IRTE?’ and repeated in this edition on page 12 because of its importance, resulted in some pretty active email exchanges between
President Jacob Zuma and his bunch of erstwhile followers – read benefactors – have their heads far up their backsides and the problem is that to them, the view looks good from there. In that narrow channel, they are warm,
After being bombarded on a daily basis over the past months by an avalanche of bad, bad news centred around the numerous shenanigans of President Jacob Zuma and his awful Gupta mates, along came a monumental storm in the Western
The Importance of Understanding Braking Distances
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Editor’s Comment By Patrick O’Leary and Max Braun I share this month’s Editor’s Comment with my colleague, Max Braun, on a subject which needs urgent attention. I’ll kick off first. There is a vexing yet unresolved issue hanging over the
It’s not getting bad out there. It is bad out there. I refer to the crime situation in the country which is affecting more and more people as we go along – and I don’t mean only physically as per
What do golf and trucking have in common? I started thinking about this when I attended the launch of the new Mercedes-Benz Actros held at the Oubaai Golf Resort in Herold’s Bay. The golf course was designed by ace golfer
The month of April 2018 will go down as one of the worst ever experienced in the history of the trucking industry in South Africa. It’s been a month of hell where, in a series of vicious attacks, we saw
Wow! Have you ever experienced so much change in such a short space of time? I have been sort of sitting on the side-lines enjoying the trucking industry while watching the wider developments as they unfold – and have been
By Patrick O’Leary Well that’s it. The end of 2017. I recall the words of Queen Elizabeth when, during a speech on November 24, 1992, she said: “1992 is not a year on which I shall look back with undiluted
Editor’s Comment The trucking industry is truly a beacon of light, hope and encouragement in the stormy sea of South Africa that has become heavily polluted with the mountains of garbage constantly and irresponsibly disposed of from the luxury-liner called
Editor’s Comment A recent story run by FleetWatch in our weekly newsletter headed ‘Is this the end of the IRTE?’ and repeated in this edition on page 12 because of its importance, resulted in some pretty active email exchanges between
President Jacob Zuma and his bunch of erstwhile followers – read benefactors – have their heads far up their backsides and the problem is that to them, the view looks good from there. In that narrow channel, they are warm,
After being bombarded on a daily basis over the past months by an avalanche of bad, bad news centred around the numerous shenanigans of President Jacob Zuma and his awful Gupta mates, along came a monumental storm in the Western
