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Warrington’s Mark Thompson Transport expands creating 25 new jobs
Haulage company Mark Thompson Transport Ltd (MTT) is set to increase its vehicle fleet and create new jobs as part of a seven-figure funding deal with NatWest and the bank’s asset finance partner Lombard.
The expansion will see 25 new jobs created.
The Warrington-based firm offers a 24/7 logistics service to customers throughout the UK.
The firm’s fleet includes Mercedes, Scania, Volvo, and Daf tractor units.
These are complemented with a mix of Tautliner, Box, Double Deck, Flat Trailers and Skeletal Slider Trailers to cope with a variety of client requirements.
MTT has acquired a new operating licence to facilitate its operation of 133 tractor units.
Managing director, Mark Thompson, said: “The new vehicles allow us to monitor our drivers’ carbon footprints.
“This data allows for better fuel efficiency, driver awareness of performance, which in turn makes us a more efficient business.
“The vehicles have been well received by our drivers and will enable MTT to serve our customers in the best way possible.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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