Finally It's Friday Newsletter Encamionaut@s Issue 772
It's finally Friday, and it's time to catch up on all the latest news in the trucking world. Our newsletter brings you the most significant updates and innovations, ensuring you stay informed and ahead in the industry.
Exciting updates in the trucking industry
As the week wraps up, the trucking industry presents a variety of developments that are shaping the future of transport. This newsletter is packed with essential information to keep truck drivers and logistics professionals in the loop.
Technical requirements for 44-ton trucks
In Spain, truck operators can now drive articulated trucks with five or more axles carrying a Maximum Authorized Mass (MMA) of 44 tons. This regulation, effective from October 23, 2025, signifies a major shift in the industry. However, it is vital to understand the technical requirements and administrative steps necessary for compliance.
- Ensure your vehicle meets the structural and weight specifications.
- Complete necessary inspections and certifications.
- Register with local transport authorities for approval.
- Stay updated on any changes in legislation regarding vehicle use.
Understanding these requirements is crucial for any company looking to maximize their logistics capabilities while adhering to legal standards.
Remembering Oti Cabadas, the beloved 'Cocotruckergirl'
The trucking community in Spain mourns the loss of Oti Cabadas, affectionately known as Cocotruckergirl. Her passing has left a significant void in the hearts of many. Oti was a pioneering figure in a traditionally male-dominated industry, breaking stereotypes with her charm and skill behind the wheel.
Throughout her career, Oti inspired countless drivers with her stories, practical advice, and messages of empowerment. Her legacy will continue to motivate future generations of truckers. We send our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, and all who were touched by her infectious spirit.
Production of the new Mercedes-Benz VLE begins in Vitoria
The Mercedes-Benz plant in Vitoria has successfully initiated the pre-series production of its new fully electric van, the VLE. This step marks an exciting phase in the company's commitment to sustainability and innovation, paving the way for full-scale production set to commence in 2026.
The VLE is expected to set new standards in the electric vehicle market, combining efficiency with advanced technology designed for urban logistics.
Heavy-duty construction trucks: A growing segment
The demand for heavy-duty construction trucks is on the rise due to the increasing infrastructure projects across various regions. These trucks play a crucial role in the transportation of materials and equipment.
- Enhanced durability for construction sites.
- Advanced safety features to protect operators and workers.
- Improved fuel efficiency to meet environmental standards.
As the construction industry evolves, the need for reliable and robust vehicles becomes more pressing, urging manufacturers to innovate continually.
EBRO Series P: A nostalgic look at Motor Ibérica's legacy
As we reflect on the history of Spanish automotive manufacturing, the EBRO Series P stands out as a remarkable example of innovation and craftsmanship in the mid-20th century. These trucks were synonymous with quality and efficiency, earning a permanent place in the hearts of many transport professionals.
The legacy of EBRO continues to inspire modern truck designs, and its impact on the industry remains significant.
For those interested in the rich history and classic trucks, check out our dedicated section on classic trucks.
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