NZ Trucking Magazine

Road Noise – Industry news

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On Tuesday 16 February, New Zealand Trucking Media and Resilienz Ltd launched the Trucking Toward a Better Future competitio­n, and already the response has been promising.

In case you missed the announceme­nt, the competitio­n provides a forum for truck drivers to share their thoughts on how the world can be made ‘better’ and more efficient, especially from a supply chain and general business process perspectiv­e.

While trucking and transport might be a driver’s natural frame of reference, there are no limits to what can be suggested. Have more than one idea? No problem, enter as many times as you like. Entry is free and open to anyone actively engaged in the trucking sector.

“We want to tap into what we call the ‘truck-a-net’ – the vast pool of knowledge in truck cabs currently roaming New Zealand. Daily, you see more of the ‘economy at work’ than any other profession. You must have seen things done in one place better than another. You must have had thoughts and ideas about how the world can be better,” says New Zealand Trucking editor Dave McCoid.

“Climate change is the single biggest issue facing future generation­s. I know you listen to podcasts, read, think, and ponder. I know truckers and truck people are as invested in our children’s future as anyone else. We have the broadest potential view of the economy and no one’s asking what we see and think.”

You can enter in two ways: Mail: Trucking Toward a Better Future C/o New Zealand Trucking Media, PO Box 35, Thames 3540 Or email: climatecom­petition@nztrucking.co.nz SUBJECT – Trucking Toward a Better Future – ENTRY

The competitio­n runs until the end of April, and there is a prize pool of $2000. Entries will be judged by a panel that includes acclaimed business and climate commentato­r Rod Oram and well-known transport leader Chris Carr of Carr & Haslam Ltd.

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To get all the details and access the full terms and conditions of this competitio­n, scan here:

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