Michelin for my Business

This "What's Treading" piece examines the changing landscape of South Africa's transport industry. Abdool Kamdar, Manager of Decarbonisation at KDG Logistics, discusses the concept of a "just transition" in this evolving sector. The article covers global emission standards, emerging transport technologies, IoT, and AI. It explores collaboration, drones, and the journey towards net-zero emissions. Embracing technology, collaboration, and regulatory alignment is key to a greener, more efficient future.

Discover the transformative journey of Nicci Scott, Chief Executive Director of the Commercial Transport Academy, as she empowers women in South Africa's trucking industry. Through her valuable insights, this movement strives for diversity, economic empowerment, and societal progress. Join the revolution and reshape the industry's narrative towards inclusivity and success.

In this "What's Treading" article, we shed light on the invaluable pillar of sustenance and survival that agriculture represents in this rich and diverse country. To enrich our exploration, we delve into the expertise of Wandile Sihlobo, Chief Economist of the Agricultural Business Chamber of South Africa.

This article explores sea freight's impact on global trade with insights from Stephen Masters, MSC's Over Border and Project Manager. Amidst global disruptions, sea freight remains essential for international trade, overcoming challenges from sea to land. Highlighting the strategic significance of South Africa, opportunities in the African hinterland, and infrastructure concerns, the article emphasises the urgent need for advancements in the logistics landscape. Guided by Stephen's expertise, it captures sea freight's profound influence on global economic destinies.

Motion design which dive into the long story short between Michelin and the road haulage and passenger transport industries in Europe.

Every trucker who has experienced a roadside breakdown knows that it is stressful, expensive and time consuming ౼ but it’s also avoidable! Michelin for my business

It’s no secret that your tyres need to be adapted to the specificities of your truck from a technical point of view. But that leaves a little room for choosing them just for their looks too – as long as that doesn’t affect safety and performance. We asked Fabien Marlier*, a product development team leader at Michelin with 20 years of experience, to walk us through the do’s and don’ts of customising truck tyres

Did you know that in addition to selling tyres, Michelin provides training to its customers on how to use and get the best from them? – Michelin for my Business.