Archive for January 23rd, 2010

Ireland has go quite specific laws relating to the use of trucks and vans, and to be honest they are not understood very well. Most people have what is required to drive a rental van or truck, specifically a drivers licence.

The standard Irish group B car licence entitles a driver to operate a vehicle up to 3500kgs GVW ( gross vehicle weight). This means that the van and payload cannot exceed 3500kgs in total. Continue reading ‘Van rental and truck hire in ireland : A Guide’ »

Posted by Alex Bhaswara on January 23, 2010 at 4:05 am under Vans.
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Refrigerated van is one of the most useful vehicles in our modern life. Refrigerated Van is used to keep frozen or chilled food. Without this van, it is unimaginable to run the dealings of today’s major supermarkets, food manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, local retailers, fishmongers, butchers, bakeries, pharmaceuticals etc. So, refrigerated van has become an indispensable part for those who have to use frozen or refrigerated items.

How it works

The refrigerated vans are generally strong because the outsides are made of aluminum panels whereas the insides are metal frame. Their advanced GPS system tracking units, cellular radio, integrated backup battery, GPS/Cell antenna and temperature antenna have made easy and reliable means of storing. Continue reading ‘Refrigerated Van: an Indispensable Part of the Modern Life’ »

Posted by Alex Bhaswara on January 23, 2010 at 12:04 am under Vans.
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