2025 Motor Transport Awards Winners

Published:

September 4, 2025

Author:

James Lockwood

Safety in Operation Award

Partnered with Motia

WINNER: Arla Foods

Customer Care Award

Partnered with Pall-Ex Group

WINNER: DFDS Logistics

Business Excellence Award

Partnered with Hireco

WINNER: Knowles Logistics

Network of the Year

Partnered with Lawrence David

WINNER: Menzies Distribution Solutions

Specialist Operator of the Year

Partnered with AS 24

WINNER: Explore

Partnership Award

Partnered with Pallet-Track

WINNER: Malcolm Logistics and Edrington UK

Operational Excellence Award

Partnered with Palletforce

WINNER: Speedy Hire

Low Carbon Award

Partnered with Fraikin

WINNER: Gregory Group

Sustainable Transport Award

Partnered with Scania

WINNER: Knowles Logistics

Home Delivery Operator of the Year

Partnered with Parksafe Group

WINNER: AIT Home Delivery

Innovation Award

Partnered with Optimize

WINNER: Voltloader

Haulier of the Year

Partnered with Volvo Trucks UK & Ireland

WINNER: Malcolm Logistics

Fleet Truck of the Year

Partnered with Texaco

WINNER: DAF Trucks XF

Livery of the Year

Partnered with Tiger Trailers

WINNER: Fresh Direct (UK)

Training Award

Partnered with The National Logistics Academy

WINNER: Dawsongroup

New Talent Development Award

Partnered with EV Cargo Solutions

WINNER: GXO

Team of the Year

Partnered with Hiab

WINNER: Collett & Sons

Contract Hire and Leasing Provider of the Year

Partnered with Harris MAXUS

WINNER: NRG Riverside

Best Use of Technology Award

Partnered with Hankook Tyre UK

WINNER: Flexible Power Systems

Service to Industry Award

Partnered with Aquarius IT

WINNER: Justin Laney, John Lewis Partnership

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