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	OCT 2011 Ramp-less horsebox eliminates accident risk A new innovation in horsebox design, which does not require ramps, would have prevented a recent ramp accident. Once again the spotlight has focused on the potentially deadly risk of using horsebox ramps. A mechanical failure caused a ramp to fall... more >>>
	APR 2011 Roadload U-tail^® makes a Big Splash at the CV Show, NEC Birmingham Almost one year to the day from the launch of the U-tail® concept vehicle at the 2010 CV Show, Roadload took a 240sq.m. stand at this year’s CV Show at the NEC to launch, not one, but... more >>>
	APR 2010 U-tail Gets Positive Reaction at APSE 4-7th May The Association for Public Service Excellence (APSE) Seminar and Exhibition at Aviemore saw delegates from 16 of the 29 Scottish local authorities, various NHS Trusts and other public sector... more >>>
	APR 2010 U-tail Takes Centre Stage at Commercial Vehicle Operator Show An outstanding response was received when Roadload and Peugeot unveiled two working U-tail®s at the NEC in April. The vehicles demonstrating the distribution and... more >>>
	APR 2010 Peugeot backing for innovative U-tail The most innovative vehicle on show was undoubtedly this extraordinary demountable body adaptation of the Peugeot Boxer. Developed and built in the UK by Roadload, the U-tail conversion is set to be an official Peugeot... more >>>
	APR 2010 Peugeot Peugeot had a number of interesting vehicles to shout about, including a Boxer 3.5-tonner based U-tail conversion executed by Thetford, Norfolk-based Roadload.The use of hydraulic... more >>>
	APR 2010 Roadload develops new tail-lift Conversion company Roadload has developed a new system to make loading and unloading easier. It is called the U-tail system and it can be raised and lowered in six seconds. The conversion company uses Peugeot Boxer chassis cabs because... more >>>
	APR 2010 Peugeot launches ground-loading van conversion On the opening day of the CV Operators Show Peugeot has unveiled a modular body system for its Boxer range called the Roadload U-tail. The system is based on a standard 3.5t Boxer chassis which is modified to enable it to... more >>>