Through the first five months of 2014, European commercial vehicle registrations have been up 9.1 percent over last year, according to data compiled by the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA).
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) reported that total commercial vehicle registrations rose 12.6 in May. Sales for 2014 are up a total of 14.5 percent.
On April 22, the European Parliament passed amendments to Directive 96/53 governing the dimensions and weights of commercial vehicles.
The Sub-Saharan African commercial vehicles study gives a strategic overview of the commercial vehicles market in twelve Sub-Saharan African countries.
Production of commercial vehicles in the UK fell 21.7 percent in 2013 to 87,671 units. The culprit, according to the SMMT, was weak demand in Europe, producing a difficult environment for commercial vehicle manufacturers.
In November, new registrations of commercial vehicles in Europe were up 8.9 percent, growing for the third consecutive month and totaling 152,439 units.
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