Millbrook Trucks - Wednesday 28th August 2024


Millbrook Trucks Visit

On Wednesday 28th August 2024, a visit was made to Millbrook to photograph the trucks arriving and departing Southampton Docks. A variety of traction was observed, it was pleasing to see how friendly the drivers were.




Hapag-Lloyd - Mercedes-Benz Actros -  HV69 KBX.


Logistic Planning Services - DAF XF - WJ22 GKK.


Goldstar - DAF XF - AY23 WGK.


J&A Marshall - MAN TGX - EY72 WOC.


KRP - MAN TGX - WU22 CXJ.


Freightways - Volvo FH - GK23 AHJ.


DRS Logistics - MAN TGX - DF24 NVU.


Freightliner - DAF XF - AY70 TCU.


Westbrook - Volvo FH - WU19 MLY.


Mercedes-Benz - BL64 AJO.


DHL - Volvo FH - PF73 BCV.


Ford Motor Company - MAN TGX - DA73 RGX.


Abacus Logistics - MAN TGX - WX71 XAS.


Bradleys - Volvo FH - AV66 BUJ.


Unitruc Container Logistics - Volvo FH - GF17 UJT.


Mercedes-Benz Actros - WV65 ZDH.


Flo Gas - MAN TGX - DG68 YZF.


Mobile Services - Scania P410 - FD17 ZDW.


Ford Motor Company - Volvo FM - KX65 OWC.


DRS Logistics - Scania R450 - KU66 MHX.


Amar Transport - Volvo FH - DX17 KYJ.


JHS - Mercedes-Benz Actros - YJ19 RZA.


Rawlings Transport - Mercedes-Benz Actros - ER10 RAW.


Bleach of Lavant - DAF XF - E3 BOL.


MAN TGX - MV72 YFH.


Infinity Logistics - DAF XF - DF19 ZMU.


Culina - Volvo FH - DX73 VUE.


Kemball - Volvo FH - AY70 UAC.


Seven Group - Volvo FH - GN22 YWT.


Volvo FH - PX15 ENN.


CTC - Renault T Series - M1 CTC.


JHS - Mercedes-Benz Actros - YJ19 RZA.


Formation Freight - Scania R450 - WU66 BAO.


Culina - DAF XF - PN72 FMP.


KRP - MAN TGX - DE68 MGJ.


SJG - Renault T Series - HG09 SJG.


JamJar - Volvo FH - GN70 YUD.


Renault T Series - PN17 LJC.


Veolia - DAF CF - PN66 POV.


SJG - Renault T Series - HG09 SJG.


Uniserve - MAN TGX - DK22 ZFO.


CTS Transport Group - DAF XF - FJ64 VPF.


Churchill Freight Services - DAF XF - HY23 ENF.


Scania R410 - YK14 CXR.


SJG - Renault T Series - HG60 SJG.


Seven Group - MAN TGX - DF24 NUP.


Riva  - DAF XF - HT15 DAF.


Scania R450 - EJ16 RXT.


Freightways - Renault T Series - HK72 VCT.


Volvo FH - KU69 YWN.


Abacus Logistics - Mercedes-Benz Actros - HX67 PNV.


Goldstar - DAF XF - AY22 UJW.


RA Bowers - DAF LF - RB07 ERS.


Mercedes-Benz Actros - KU69 AXO.


DAF XF - HV70  AXJ.


SJG - Renault T Series - HG66 SJG.


K.E.R Transport - DAF XF - KE12 DAF.


Ford Motor Company - Volvo FM - KX65 OUH.


ATL Haulage Contractors - Mercedes-Benz Actros - WX70 TJY.


Gee's Haulage - DAF XF - AJ20 GEE.


SJG - Renault T Series - HG09 SJG.


Grants Freightroute - DAF LF - KX17 MKG.


IPL Haulage - MAN TGX - WU24 FFO.


SJG - Renault T Series - HG23 SJG.


CASS Transport Services - Renault T Series - YX66 AUW.


Abacus Logistics - MAN TGX - WR68 DYC.


DAF CF - RV11 GVL.


Pentalver - Ford Transit - FV21 YFF.


Mobile Services - Scania P410 - FN16 NUP.


MAN TGX - MV69 LXZ.


 JHS - MAN TGX - WN22 EVK.

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