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Welcome to the Adtrans Hino Blog. You will find a growing list of articles that ensure you get the most out of your automotive needs. Feel free to browse through our categories and articles!
Businesses across the country (and the world) are finding ways to adapt as best they can to this unprecedented pandemic.
Our truck drivers are at the front line during this global COVID-19 pandemic and are doing a brilliant job right now.
To celebrate International Women’s Day on Sunday 8th March, we sat down with two women, Kara Green, Parts Interpreter at Adtrans Hino Smeaton Grange and Jade Morrison, Service Manager at Sci-Fleet Hino Nerang.
Adtrans Hino is committed to providing opportunities to women in what is perceived as a male-dominate industry. We particularly want to celebrate Marisa Tan, who won Adtrans Hino's Employee of the Year at our recent Christmas Party...
We have many females in non-traditional roles throughout the company and we want to celebrate them! This week we chatted with Karen Howard from our Gosford dealership...
Hino are proud of the world class production facility currently in operation at the Hino Koga plant in Japan.
Adtrans Hino are committed to providing opportunities to women in what is perceived as a male-dominate industry. What better place to start than with Kara Green - Hino Australia's Number 1 Parts Interpreter in Australia!
Truck driving comes with its own unique challenges. It can often involve long hours, time pressures, isolation and the psychological stress of keeping concentration for extended periods.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing every aspect of how we operate in today’s society.
In our continuing series of truck terms you ought to know, we outline a few easy and more obscure terms to keep your trucking knowledge up to date.
As winter rolls around through the country, there are some simple tips to keep in mind when you start your cold morning journey.
It’s been projected that by 2026 nearly half of the current workforce in the trucking industry will be aged over 65 and by 2030, truck freight will double in Australia.
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