COURIER and specialist logistics firm The Delivery Group – which has a site in Warrington – has announced a six-figure investment in low emission vehicles.
The company, which also has sites in Central London, Kent and Luton is switching to electric vehicles – starting in London but with a roll-out across other sites later this year.
The move is in line with the introduction of the Mayor of London’s new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) initiative.
ULEZ aims to improve air quality standards in the capital by charging those vehicles not complying with tighter exhaust emission standards. The Delivery Group makes thousands of daily deliveries and collections for London-based clients.
Managing director in London and Kent Mark Calladine said: “This is a significant and important investment for our business. Our clients want to partner with a supplier that proactively seeks to provide the most sustainable and environmentally efficient service – allowing them to meet their own sustainability targets too”.
The Delivery Group’s Warrington base is at Winwick Quay.
A new Delivery Group van
Courier company invests in electric vehicles
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