Fleet of the Month
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Noske: Constant change
When it comes to achieving higher levels of efficiency and productivity, Tony Noske is one fleet owner who knows the true value of innovation and looking beyond accepted practice.
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Dutt: More than just a transporter
A commitment to doing things a little differently has led Melbourne’s Dutt Transport to become the go-to fleet for sensitive freight like shop fittings and retail equipment.
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Australian Truck Hire: Hire Ambitions
Servicing niche markets in mining, exploration and infrastructure development in some of the country’s most remote areas, Australian Truck Hire Company is a rental firm with a difference.
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KKR Transport: Speaking from experience
Queensland-based KKR Transport is no overnight sensation, rather it’s a company based on decades of experience in hauling fuel. that knowledge helps KKR maintain its reputation for safety and service excellence.
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Patrick Logistics: In and out
Patrick Logistics is a name synonymous with wharf haulage and shipping, but behind the scenes, the well-orchestrated operation delivers much more than just marine containers.
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Crane Trucks R Us: Building on diversification
Long overshadowed by the mining boom, the crane truck segment has grown to become a sizeable market in its own right since the start of the decade – spawning a new entrepreneurial generation that is happy to seize an opportunity when they see it.
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Redstar Transport: All about safety
Over the last year, Redstar Transport has been able to successfully maintain its cross-nation line haul business and increase the focus on safety by using the expertise of owner/directors John Dixon and Sean Williams.
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Milkflow: Fresh from the dairy
Mount Gambier-based milk transportation expert, Milkflow, has positioned itself in the market as a vibrant and unique alternative to mainstream businesses – a philosophy that is flowing right through to its on-highway equipment.
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Whiteline Transport: Chasing the white line
In 1977, Bob Middleton named his company Whiteline Transport, inspired by the white road markings that continually disappeared under the front of his truck on the long route from Adelaide to Perth. Today, the company is a national powerhouse.
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Riordan: Staying true to the grain
Lara’s Riordan Grain Services knows that in order to stay atop the agricultural industry, a company needs to be equipped with a variety of trailers that can perform specific tasks when called upon.
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Air Liquide: No size fits all
Air Liquide specialises in the distribution of industrial gas – even in the most remote areas of the Australian continent. Trailer talked to the company’s Northern Territory branch about the challenge of servicing the outback.
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Wildman River Stock Contractors
Running a transport business in the Northern Territory is very different from anywhere else in Australia, as drivers have to be self-sufficient and resilient. Take Wildman River Stock Contractors – a company well versed in handling the tough environment.
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