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18. DICK DEN BY
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Still going strong after all these years, Denby made the list at the last moment courtesy of his brave/mad (delete as applicable) decision to run one of Denby Transport's Eco-Link LHVs on UK roads without a permit.
Following the Department for Transport's mishandling of the research into the validity of LHVs last year, Denby has decided enough is enough. A long-time campaigner for LHVs, he's just got on and done it hopefully forcing the issue into public (and transparent) debate once again.Unfortunately, Denby was prevented from testing his LHV on the UK highways by officials from VOSA.
Others have been promoting the LHV debate of late notably Iveco and trailer maker Kogel, and Irish haulier Reynolds Logistics with its 'more efficient vehicle' but Denby gets the nod here because of his cojones.