Join Logistics Skills Alliance at Fuels in Action

Clean and green air – Next-generation workforce and how to drive the hybrids.

This Tuesday 20 March 2018 at Kempton Park racecourse, get your free registration today. (deadline has passed)

LSA will be at the show with a stand in the food court area ready to talk levy lockdown for your apprenticeships through to driver CPC local to you.

LSA will also take the opportunity to review how you shop on-line, building a survey vision of express logistics. Not finished with that, LSA would also like to ask you 'what do you think this apprenticeship thing is all about ?', the LSA are using the data to more clearly map the sector next generation workforce need. How will the next generation drivers maximise the use of alternative fuel vehicles ?

LoCITY Fuels in Action event is this Tuesday 20th March at Kempton Park racecourse. It is free to attend and there are a small number of places left for the 500 guest list event. You must register before end of Monday. It’s the perfect opportunity to find out all you need to know about complying with London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone. Major vehicle manufacturers, infrastructure companies and technical experts from LoCITY and Innovate UK are all there to answer any questions you have about new technology and infrastructure.

A big speaker line-up is headlined for final mile with CitySprint to McDonalds. They will talk alternative fuel vehicle solutions. Operators will explore a wide range of market-ready and emerging new technology for vans and HGVs.

CitySprint will talk about its decision to trial hydrogen vans in London;
London fleet operators O’Donovan Waste Disposal and City of London Corporation will be talking to delegates about their decision to try out electric CVs in their fleets;
John Lewis Partnership and Red Kite Management will share their experience of running gas-powered HGVs and vans;
Food wholesaler Brakes will provide insight into their experience of using Shell Gas to Liquid Fuel (GTL);
McDonald’s distribution partner Martin Brower will talk about its experience of using renewable fuels.