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Northern Corridor truckers seek ways to reduce costs as fuel prices rise

DN COAST TRUCKS CORRIDOR 30

Trucks queue as they get to the Mariakani Weighbridge.

Photo credit: File | NMG

By  Anthony Kitimo

Nation Media Group


Transporters on the Northern Corridor are considering fuel-efficient vehicles and modern fleet-management technologies to contain rising operating costs that threaten the competitiveness of regional trade.

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