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The Quartix system will also track the bus services to


and from the railway station, letting attendees see how far away the buses are at any point in time.”


challenges, such as the demands of air quality, finite road space and energy efficiency. With innovation and technology being common denominators, ITT Hub 2020 will bring together a broad range of leading suppliers, users and enablers of low carbon vehicles, in a cost-effective, flexible and unique way.


Quartix vehicle tracking sponsors


LEADING vehicle tracking company Quartix is to exhibit at the ITT Hub’s event on 13 – 14 May at the Farnborough International Conference & Exhibition Centre. As a Freight Transport Association (FTA) Gold Partner, Quartix is also the chosen vehicle tracking supplier to track the test drive vehicles at the two-day event.


ITT Hub 2020 driver performance The tracking system will be installed in all vehicles at the ‘Ride and Drive’ facility as well as the event’s railway station shuttle buses.


ITT Hub 2020 is a truly forward-thinking event which comes at a time when the transport industry is facing rapid change and pressure to overcome several


As well as exhibiting at ITT Hub 2020, Quartix’s vehicle tracking system will be on display, demonstrating the valuable features for fleet managers, such as driving style analysis, route maps and live location of vehicles. Any drivers taking part in the ‘Ride and Drive’ will be able to chat to members of the Quartix team about their driving style throughout the experience.


The Quartix system will also track the bus services to and from the railway station, letting attendees see how far away the buses are at any point in time.


Clearabee expands service range and reach with SKIPBAG acquisition


Clearabee’s expansion into the skip bag market and provides the company with a wider range of capabilities for handling construction waste. SKIPBAG will continue to exist as a retail platform and brand to facilitate the sale of skip bags to tradespeople, businesses and domestic customers across the UK.


With SKIPBAG now part of Clearabee, the company is forecasting sales of more than £21m in 2020.


CLEARBEE, the UK’s largest on- demand waste clearance business, has announced that it has completed the acquisition of SKIPBAG, a national provider of skip bags and skip hire services based in Ripley, Derbyshire.


SKIPBAG serves thousands of business and domestic customers across the UK,


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selling skip bags to customers online and through a network of stockists, and arranging collection of them when full. The company was one of the first skip bag providers in the UK when it was launched in 1999 by brothers Lance and Jim Chapman.


The purchase of SKIPBAG accelerates


Daniel Long, co-founder and managing director at Clearabee, commented: “SKIPBAG is a fantastic brand which has provided a convenient, low cost alternative to traditional skips for more than 20 years, and is now recognised as a leading provider of waste clearance services in the UK. We are thrilled that SKIPBAG is now part of Clearabee. This acquisition complements our existing services and expands our reach and customer base across the UK.”


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