Did everyone forget about Brexit because of a shift in priorities over the last few months? The clock is still ticking down! Although we have now left the EU we are in a transition period, where for everyday life purposes everything broadly remains the same. You can send and receive parcels to the EU in […]
Category: Courier Industry
The role of diesel fuel in the courier industry
Diesel fuel (compared to petrol and electric) has got something of a rather bad name recently when it comes to how vehicles are run. In this article we’ll take a closer look at this and why the reliance on diesel is important for commercial industries like the courier industry. Whichever way it cuts, there is […]
An explanation of what3words
You are probably looking at this blog post title and wondering what it is actually on about – stick with it – all will become clear! What is it? What3words is a new app or system for locations. The interface divides the whole globe into 3m squares. Then individual squares are drawn up within that […]
A guide to the medical courier process
Rock Solid Deliveries are experts in a wide range of delivery services, including handling projects which fall to our same day couriers. As part of this, we thought it might be a good idea to take a closer look at one of our specific services. Therefore, in this article, we look exactly at the role […]
What problems does drone delivery face?
If you are a regular viewer of our blogs, you would have remembered reading a post last month about whether drone delivery will ever catch on and become established as a viable delivery method. With this still fresh in mind, we have decided to expand the topic a little further and consider what some of […]
Will drone delivery ever take off?
Many of you will have probably heard about increasing scientific and technology developments in the parcel and deliveries industry, culminating most vividly in the steps to introduce and make drone delivery a common site and practice. Many of you will be wondering how this could possibly work and whether it will latch on? Would drones […]