Tony Rebel Roberts with Tony Lewis oldest Volvo FM,seen by the A438 Letton Snack Van, Herefordshire.
A Daf XF artic,seen on the A44 near Pembridge, Herefordshire.
A Scania artic,seen on the A44 near Leominster.
One of Breedon Aggregates subbies,seen on the A44 at Barons Cross,Leominster.
A Daf XF artic,seen on the A44 at Barons Cross,Leominster.
A Daf LF curtainsider,seen on the A44 at the top of Bargates,Leonster.
One of N R Evans reefers,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
One of A W Jenkinson’s,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
Dave the Renegade:
One of N R Evans reefers,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
hello Dave they are up this way most days , have you any idea what they do . ? thank you Trevor
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
One of N R Evans reefers,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.hello Dave they are up this way most days , have you any idea what they do . ? thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor,
I pinched this information off their website.
N R Evans Distribution is one of the ten biggest temperature controlled distribution companies in the UK delivering over £500 Million of chilled product annually.
Cheers Dave.
A Daf CF artic,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
Dave the Renegade:
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
One of N R Evans reefers,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.hello Dave they are up this way most days , have you any idea what they do . ? thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor,
I pinched this information off their website.
N R Evans Distribution is one of the ten biggest temperature controlled distribution companies in the UK delivering over £500 Million of chilled product annually.
Cheers Dave.
thank you Dave , up this way they seem to pull trailers with something like home bargains on them . thank you Trevor
One of Marsh of Bridgnorth artic potato bulkers,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
One of N R Evans reefers,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.hello Dave they are up this way most days , have you any idea what they do . ? thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor,
I pinched this information off their website.
N R Evans Distribution is one of the ten biggest temperature controlled distribution companies in the UK delivering over £500 Million of chilled product annually.
Cheers Dave.thank you Dave , up this way they seem to pull trailers with something like home bargains on them . thank you Trevor
They seem to be everywhere doing everything at the moment.
truckfing:
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
tastrucker:
Dave the Renegade:
One of N R Evans reefers,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.hello Dave they are up this way most days , have you any idea what they do . ? thank you Trevor
Hi Trevor,
I pinched this information off their website.
N R Evans Distribution is one of the ten biggest temperature controlled distribution companies in the UK delivering over £500 Million of chilled product annually.
Cheers Dave.thank you Dave , up this way they seem to pull trailers with something like home bargains on them . thank you Trevor
They seem to be everywhere doing everything at the moment.
Hi David,
Thanks for posting the pics,excellent as usual. N R Evans as you say seem to be increasing their fleet numbers and depots. I see a lot of theirs on the Leominster to Brecon road,as well as on the A49.
Cheers Dave.
N R Evans had some motors based in Irvine for a short time but they were naughty boys and came unstuck and lost the licence. Eddie.
erfguy:
N R Evans had some motors based in Irvine for a short time but they were naughty boys and came unstuck and lost the licence. Eddie.
Hi Eddie,
I think they have several depots with over 200 artics and growing. I suppose they will keep growing,or get swallowed up by one of the bigger players.
Cheers Dave.
Daf CF artic,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
A Daf CF six wheeler,seen on the A49 Leominster bypass.
I returned from my cousin’s last night (Sunday) and the only lorry I saw was a Scania with an empty timber trailer taking a short cut Southbound between Devil’s Bridge and Tregarron. Couldn’t get the camera out in time & it was pouring with rain. It struck me that a few years ago there would have been plenty of heavies coming out of mid Wales on a Sunday making an early start to the week.