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Used DAF Trucks for Sale on Truck Trader UK
13,200 +VAT
2007 (57 Reg)
Trade
- 18,000 kg GVW
- Day cab
- Euro4
- 4×2
Warranty, CD Player, Air bags, Adjustable steering wheel, ABS, Tail lift, Tachograph – Digital, One owner, Insulated, FSH,
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Weighing trailers on the road
Today both roadworthy and overloaded vehicles have to be inspected at the stations. Since this is a random process, a driver can run the risk of being stopped for inspection several times a day. Photo: SINTEF
Heavy goods vehicles on Norwegian roads will soon be checked and weighed automatically while on the road. Advanced sensors installed in the road surface, combined with number plate recognition systems, will enable the detection of far more incorrectly loaded trailers than is the case today. This lies at the heart of a joint Norwegian project involving researchers, the regulatory authorities and the road haulage industry.
At present, drivers are responsible for ensuring that trailers are loaded correctly in compliance with their vehicles’ technical specifications. But some organisations take chances and overload vehicles, thus creating a need for inspections. If heavy goods vehicles and their trailers are incorrectly loaded, or the loads incorrectly distributed, they may constitute a traffic hazard and damage road surfaces.
Drawbacks and wasted time
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) has overall responsibility for checking that vehicles meet the requirements set out in the Norwegian statutory regulations governing technical requirements for motor vehicles (kj ret yforskriften), both in relation to roadworthiness and the loads they carry. Weight checks require that trailers must drive into an inspection station.
“Current practice has many drawbacks”, says Terje Moen at SINTEF. “Both roadworthy and overloaded vehicles have to be inspected at the stations. Since this is a random process1, a driver can run the risk of being stopped for inspection several times a day”, he says. According to the Norwegian Hauliers’ Association, this can happen up to 13 times a day! This is a waste of valuable time. The problem is that the inspection process is poorly targeted. Most vehicles stopped are correctly loaded, while many overloaded vehicles avoid the checks. Thus the risk of being caught is low.
New technology
SINTEF is heading the NPRA-commissioned project called NonStop. Other partners involved are the Norwegian Hauliers’ Association and the Oslo firm Ciber AS. The aim of the project, now half-way to completion, is to make commercial road haulage more efficient by ensuring that only incorrectly loaded vehicles are stopped for inspection.
The technology used involves a Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) sensor system which measures the weight of the vehicle using a special cable countersunk into the road surface2. The sensor in the cable utilises so-called PIEZO technology. The cable generates an electrical voltage when subjected to pressure, and in this way can record the weight of a vehicle passing over it. The information is then sent to a computer.
“This technology is well established”, says Moen. “However, it must be adapted and assembled to ensure optimal application and function”, he says.
Getting the right vehicle
The project will employ automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology to read vehicle number plates. The number plate can then be searched for in public registers where specifications such as a vehicle’s permitted load will be entered. Measured weight, data from public registers, the provisions of the statutory regulations governing technical requirements for motor vehicles (kj ret yforskriften), and the day-to-day practical expertise of the NPRA inspectors are then built into a decision support system. This system aims to help inspectors select candidates for checking.
“It will also be possible to link the system to data transmitted from the vehicle itself”, says Moen. “A modern vehicle is installed with a “brain” which can measure how far it has travelled, its weight and the duration of stops it has taken along a given section of route”, he says. “It is this aspect which makes the project unique in a global context”, says Moen.
Benefits
One of the most important benefits is that the system will promote a level competitive playing field in the road haulage industry. Those attempting to cheat by driving overloaded vehicles will be caught, while the others will be allowed to pass. By weeding out overloaded vehicles we will improve traffic safety. “The system will have an instructive function by making it financially disadvantageous to cheat”, says Terje Moen.
Researchers believe that the new system will also bring considerable environmental benefits. It is simply good economics to keep the traffic flowing.
“A vehicle weighing 50 tonnes which is stopped for no good reason wastes a lot of fuel accelerating to regain its normal speed”, says Moen, “And the asphalt is worn away unnecessarily by vehicle overloading “, he says. Road resurfacing also represents an environmental problem.
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References
- ^ random process (phys.org)
- ^ road surface (phys.org)
- ^ vehicle (phys.org)
- ^ SINTEF (phys.org)
DAF Truck Recall Australia | RecallsDirect by Living Safely
Posted on April 8, 2013 by Living Safely Recalls
Australia/Canberra: Paccar Australia recalls some DAF Trucks XF105 due to collision/crash hazard. ACCC: http://ht.ly/jQ0lL 1
Direct link: http://www.recalls.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/10466882
Additional information:
The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission ( ACCC ) reports the recalled DAF Trucks are not fitted with Adaptive Cruise Control ( ACC ) with Forward Collision Warning ( FCW ) components. If this occurs, the driver may not receive an audible warning of a possible forward collision/crash hazard.
ACCC PRA number: 2013/13533
Recalls Direct RIN: 2013-1834
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- ^ DAF Truck Recall Australia (www.recalls.gov.au)
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- ^ DAF Trucks XF105 (livingsafelyrecalls.wordpress.com)
- ^ Forward Collision Warning (“FCW”) (livingsafelyrecalls.wordpress.com)
- ^ Paccar Australia (livingsafelyrecalls.wordpress.com)
China Creates a Bright Future For Freight Forwarding
Despite the global slowdown, China managed to show impressive growth in its logistics and freight transport infrastructure in 2009, according to the China Logistics Development Report 2010. This is a beacon of hope in a freight forwarding industry that has faced challenging times recently due to the difficult economic conditions worldwide. In particular, China has suffered from a decline in demand for Chinese imports in the United States, Europe and Japan. However, the long term prospects for China and international freight transport look promising, when seen as part of a long term trend and in the light of current levels of investment in freight services infrastructure. miamimulticargo.com1 These improvements will be especially significant for the areas of China that are most dependent on markets for China imports, such as Shanghai and the Pearl River Delta, which includes China s second largest port at Shenzhen.The improvements also include items such as a reduction in inter-provincial tolls.
References
- ^ miamimulticargo.com (miamifreightforwarderlogistics.com”)
DAF Launches New PACCAR MX-11 Euro 6 Engine – MFRTech
BELLEVUE, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–DAF Trucks (Nasdaq:PCAR) launched the new PACCAR MX-11 Euro 6 engine in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. The MX-11 engine will be available in DAF’s Euro 6 CF and XF vehicles and is scheduled to begin European production in the fall of 2013. It is planned for the PACCAR MX-11 engine to be available in Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks in 2015. The new PACCAR MX-11 engine delivers excellent fuel efficiency and reliability, while contributing to a quiet, optimized driver environment, said Harrie Schippers, DAF president. The new PACCAR MX-11 engine delivers excellent fuel efficiency and reliability, while contributing to a quiet, optimized driver environment The PACCAR MX-11 engine is a 10.8-liter, six-cylinder, in-line engine with power outputs of 290 hp to 440 hp and a torque range up to 1,550 lb-ft. The MX-11 engine is a double overhead camshaft design and features a compact graphite iron (CGI) engine block and cylinder head for long-lasting durability. The PACCAR MX-11 engine incorporates a high pressure common rail fuel injection system, a turbo charger with variable geometry and innovative technologies to maximize efficiency, including encapsulated wiring harnesses and advanced engine management systems.
PACCAR is a global technology leader in the design, manufacture and customer support of high-quality light-, medium- and heavy-duty trucks under the Kenworth, Peterbilt and DAF nameplates. PACCAR also designs and manufactures advanced diesel engines, provides financial services and information technology, and distributes truck parts related to its principal business. PACCAR shares are traded on the Nasdaq Global Select market, symbol PCAR, and its homepage is www.paccar.com2.
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Freight Forwarding Supervisors (Male Only) Jobs in South Sudan
Our client, a well established Dry Cargo and logistics company, with over 25 years experience, is urgently looking to hire Freight Forwarding Supervisors (Male Only) The position is on a 2 year Contract.
The tender is for a freight forwarding contract in South Sudan in various places They will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Forwarding Department; the overall objective is timely, effective and profitable handling of all cargo. Remuneration: USD 500 USD 800 p.m. Duties
- Manages the day-to-day operations of the forwarding department to maintain and improve productivity and profitability. Meeting Corporate and Industry standards.
- Interfaces with customers and other employees.
- Conducts employee performance review and evaluations. Makes recommendations for additional training.
- Identifies and pursues New Business opportunities.
- Analyzes customer needs and develops solutions adapted to client expectations.
- Maintains regular contact with clients to understand and improve continuous customer relationships.
- Shares with the operations manager, pertinent market information and on existing and prospective clients
Education: Bachelor s degree in relevant field.
Requirements
- 5 10 years experience in Freight Forwarding Market, Logistics and Transport.
- Strong leadership skills
- Strong communication, planning and organizational and interpersonal skills
- Experienced in Sales; able to understand and anticipate customer needs
- Ability to manage stress
- Team Player
- Strong ability with Microsoft Office.
If you are up to the challenge, posses the necessary qualification and experience, please send your CV only indicating why you are the most suitable candidate for the role clearly quoting the job title (FREIGHT FORWARDING SUPERVISOR- SOUTH SUDAN) on the email subject to vacancies@corporatestaffing.co.ke.
DAF Trucks Strengthens its Market Position
DAF Trucks NV is a division of Pacific Car and Foundry Company (PACCAR) and is a Dutch truck manufacturing company. The headquarters of DAF is in Eindhoven, where the main manufacturing plant of the company is also located. The Westerlo factory in Belgium manufactures some Cabs and axle assemblies. Some models of trucks that are sold with the DAF brand are also designed and manufactures by Leyland Trucks in the Farrington plant of Leyland. The first truck produced by DAF was in 1949 and was called the A30. This was subjected to numerous upgrades as the wars went by. The first attempt of the company to venture into the international market with the model 2000DO was a complete failure. But their next model the 2600 became a best seller in the international market. DAF Trucks were the first to be fitted with turbo charged diesel engines and now is very common in trucks.
DAF Trucks market share in Europe
The market share of DAF Trucks has been steadily increasing in the last few years. They have a share of about 16% in the heavy segment. Heavy segment is the segment where the payload capacity is more than 16 tonnes. In the heavy tractor segment the company has a market share of about 19.1%. DAF Trucks are the second largest truck brand in European Union and they lead the markets in Hungary, Poland, UK, Czech Republic, Belgium and the Netherlands. The increase in market share of DAF Trucks is largely attributed to the strong and loyal customer base that they have been able to achieve over the years and with the new models that have been launched getting great reviews, the company is expected to strengthen its position in the European market.
DAF Truck Models
DAF Truck Models are sold as three different model series CF series, XF series and LF series.
Lately there has been a new addition to the model series of DAF and that is the LF Hybrid series
The XF series is said to be built for the long haul and has low operating costs, high reliability and the best driver satisfaction. The cabin is very spacious and is very comfortable for the driver and is a top performer.
The CF series is available in tractor or in rigid chassis and is said to have excellent maneuverability and the multifunctional chassis makes it ideal for every application
The LF series is very good for distribution in urban or rural areas. Agility in traffic, low curb weights, tight turning radius and easy maneuverability is the aspects of these models. LF series is also available in Hybrid versions.
The future of DAF Trucks
Even though there is a decrease that is seen in the commercial vehicles market1 of about 9% in 2012 when compared to 2011, DAF trucks have been able to maintain its growth and has become the second largest commercial tuck brand in Europe and the recent trends are suggesting that this will continue as the DAF trucks are becoming a good option for truck buyers.
References
- ^ vehicles market (www.carid.com)
A History of DAF Trucks | NWACOWORK.COM
History
The company started production of automobiles back in 1928 when the company was founded by Hubert Hub Van Doorne and his partner Huenges. The truck business started off as a small car business and soon expanded into a large workshop by the end of 1940.
The tragic destruction of Second World War, and the world s focus upon military endeavours in this period left the world with a reduced number of luxury vehicles. This is where DAF started to make its mark, initially creating luxury vehicles in the post-war period. From 1949 onwards, Van Doorne started to create trucks, with the first model being the DAF A30.
In 1975, DAF sold it s remaining car interests to Volvo, and began focussing solely on it s more successful truck range.
It was in 1987 that DAF started to expand its truck division. In 1987, DAF bought Leyland Trucks and finally came into existence on the Dutch stock exchange. Subsequently in 1987, the 95 series was released, winning DAF the International Truck1 of the Year award in 1988. In 1991, DAF started to sell trucks with more powerful engines, starting from 330 Bhp, going all the way to 430 Bhp, and was the first company to introduce a turbocharged diesel engine into their trucks, which was quite an advancement for trucks as additional power in such large vehicles is quite desirable.
In 1990, the bus division of DAF (DAF Bus) split from the company and became a part of United Bus. In 1994, DAF started creating some of the longest haul trucks in the market. These long haul vehicles quickly became a favourite in the haulage world.
Unfortunately, the company went bankrupt and DAF NV was no more. Fortunately, DAF Trucks soon emerged and since 1993, the company has continued it s tfru ck building activities, with several successful models built and released.
Car Business
DAF also developed a range of cars during the 1950s, 60s and 70s, some using an innovative continuously variable transmission , the first of its kind, rather than a more traditional geared transmission. This kind of transmission effectively allowed for an infinite number of gear ratios, and offered both better theoretical fuel economy and engine performance, and also acted as a kind of primitive slip differential in corners, although the limitations of technology at the time mean that the CVT was only suitable for use with small engines. Despite its potential advantages the continuously variable transmission has since seen little widespread use outside of some automatic cars.
DAF released several cars during the 1950-1970s period, leading to Volvo gaining a large stake in DAF in the 1970s. Volvo re-released the DAF 66 as the Volvo 66, with only some minor adjustments.
While DAF s car range was only limited, they made a very large number of prototypes, particularly for such a small company, and some of these prototypes, such as the DAF 77, later went on to become famous vehicles under different names, with the DAF 77 ultimately becoming the Volvo 343.
Truck Models
Over the years DAF have produced a large range of successful trucks, eventually introducing a new cab style in the 1980s, which has persisted to this day.
In recent years, DAF Trucks have produced 3 different truck models. These include the DAF CF, XF and LF series.
The right hand drive DAF CF models are assembled in the UK at Leyland Trucks. These trucks are simple and provide truck owners with everything they need to get going.
The DAF XF models are truly great mid-range truck models that offer both hauling power and luxury. This is one of the most successful truck series to ever hit the road. In fact, the XF 105 even won the International Truck of the Year award in 2007.
The series was so successful that the DAF XF 95 series has even been used in the military. The XF95 Tropco Tractor is even used by the Canadian Forces Land Force Command to transport tanks from base to base.
The DAF LF models are some of the best trucks ever made. These trucks go toe to toe with some of the best trucks in the industry, even the hybrid LF45. In 2002, the LF series won the International Truck of the Year.
DAF has also participated in a number of truck racing competitions from the 1980s up to the 2000s, winning several races, and placing well in numerous other races too.
Buying DAF Trucks
Thanks in part to their reliability and flexibility, DAF trucks are widespread and available across the world, and there are a great many places online and offline where you will find DAF trucks for sale, sadly the DAF car models are now rarities and almost entirely a collector s interest.
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References
- ^ DAF the International Truck (nwacowork.com)
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