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Road transport sector gears up to go green
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THE PRESSURE to reduce the environmental impact of the road transport sector remains as acute as ever — but as delegates to the forthcoming Commercial Motor Green Conference will discover, it needn't burden your business with additional cost or administration.
The conference, to be held on 15 October in Birmingham, will give delegates a first-hand guide to the efficiency and commercial improvements that can be made from a shift to more environmentally friendly working practices.
The event, sponsored by Peugeot, Michelin, Shell, GlobalLive and Key3, has attracted a top-level list of speakers who will cover everything from specifying the most environmentally friendly vehicles to how the latest technology can bring big efficiency gains. We've also lined up a speaker from Friends of the Earth to give the environmentalist viewpoint.
For further information, go to www.cmconferences.co.uk/green conference or contact Sharon Webb on 020 8652 8036.