Carey London’s plant transport vehicles’ licence allowance has been halved after one of its drivers struck a bridge and knocked off an 8-tonne excavator.

Wates believes hydrogen will be a major contributor to its carbon reduction plans after trialling a JCB generator powered by the fuel.

Sitesurvai, an AI-powered assistant, has been launched to help users identify the right powered access rental equipment for construction sites

Hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) is an alternative fuel that can help the sector significantly reduce its carbon footprint.

Construction firms looking to cut their operational CO2 emissions shouldn’t wait for widespread plant electrification, or the advent of green hydrogen because there are many ways to improve plant productivity now.

Cementation Skanska is mandating the installation of AI-backed human form recognition cameras on its fleet of large-diameter piling rigs and cranes after a successful trial.

From cab-less excavators to autonomous dump truck fleets, the construction equipment sector is helping create a more efficient and greener industry.

The construction equipment sector is raising productivity levels through tech investment. Peter Haddock talks to plant’s digital innovators.

Countryside has introduced anti-collision technology from Safety Shield to prevent accidents on its housebuilding sites.

At Futureworx, Plantforce Rentals showed how it is remotely monitoring site work in real time.

Owners of construction plant urged to be prepared for red diesel rules changes that come into effect from 1 April 2022.

When will we reach a point when all plant is electric? It could take longer than you think, explains Kevin Minton.

Plant manufacturer JCB is investing £100m to develop hydrogen engines.