The series provides the latest advice on compliance and legislation changes, as well as useful industry insights and guidance for transport managers and fleet professionals .
Ben Fletcher, Logistics UK’s Chief Executive, is looking forward to welcoming delegates to the 2026 conference series: “Our comprehensive programme brings together leading experts to examine the key challenges and opportunities facing operators, delivering the knowledge and practical advice needed to run safe, legal and successful transport operations.”
A record number of more than 2,100 delegates attended last year’s 25th anniversary series in person or virtually, and this year’s programme is already promising to be just as popular.
With several venues selling out last year, and strong early demand for this year’s events, Ben urges anyone wishing to attend to “book early to avoid disappointment”.
The one-day conferences launch at Haynes Motor Museum in Yeovil on 17 September, before moving on to venues around the country.
A panel session led by the local Traffic Commissioner, and representatives from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and National Highways, will discuss a wide range of topics affecting the role of the transport manager in 2026 and beyond.
Attendees will also hear direct from other expert speakers, including leading law firm Weightmans, the Diabetes Safety Organisation, the National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service (NaVCIS), and Logistics UK’s own experts.
Logistics UK is an approved CPD (continuing professional development) provider and delegates will receive a certificate of attendance after the event.
For full information on the dates and venues for Transport Manager 2026, and to book a place, please visit: here.