Why the fleet is shared
Running the freight and passenger fleets under one maintenance regime is the reason a replacement vehicle can appear at short notice. A group with one workshop standard and one driver pool has options that a single-brand operator does not.
Freight vehicles
Tautliners, B-doubles, floats, low loaders, extendables, crane trucks, tippers, tilt trays and utes — ten types and what each is for.
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Passenger vehicles
Mercedes SUVs and minibuses through to 60-seat dual-axle coaches, school buses and accessible vehicles.
Read more →Maintenance and compliance
Every vehicle in the group runs to a scheduled maintenance program and the compliance requirements that apply to its class — heavy vehicle national law for the trucks, passenger transport accreditation for the buses and coaches.
A note on what we publish
We list vehicle types rather than a live count, because a fleet number published once and never updated is worse than no number at all. If you need to know that specific capacity is available on a given date, ask us and we will confirm it against the run sheet rather than a brochure.