John G Russell (Transport) Ltd, the Russell Group, Takes the Lead with Their New All-Electric MAN eTGX Trucks
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John G Russell put battery-powered MAN eTGX tractors on the road
John G Russell (Transport) has taken delivery of three battery-powered MAN eTGX tractors, writes Peter Brown. The firm, which is part of the Russell Group and operates from Coatbridge, has put all three all-electric 4×2 tractors to work on container operations during the day and on blue-chip contracts at night. Russell group fleet engineer Stephen Madden said: “By investing in cutting-edge technologies such as these three all-electric MAN eTGX t…
MAN eTGX tractors deliver for John G Russell
John G Russell (Transport) Ltd has become the first Scottish operator to introduce MAN’s battery‑electric eTGX tractors into service. Founded by John Russell, the company’s current chairman, in 1969, John G Russell (Transport) Ltd operates from 14 depots and rail terminals, employs over 740 staff, and manages a fleet comprising over 250 vehicles, 850 trailers and 1,000 intermodal containers. The Russell Group operates continuously throughout the…
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