Hauliers expanding in the UK: September 2026
28 cards in September 2026. The most were in Yorkshire and the Humber (8). The largest single step: 1,128 → 1,239 vehicles, DPDGROUP UK LTD.
- Cards in September 2026
- 28
- vehicles applied for
- 408
- Regions with activity
- 9
Last updated 6 November 2026. To quote a figure: “CapexRadar, capexradar.uk/hauliers/2026-09, 6 November 2026”.
Every operator applying to grow, week by week: the fleet growth index
- Scotland0
- Northern Ireland0
- North East2
- North West3
- Yorkshire and the Humber8
- Wales0
- West Midlands3
- East Midlands1
- East of England2
- South West1
- London4
- South East4
What a card is
One company, one change, one date. This one is more than a month old, so it can be shown here; on Stanfell the card arrives the day it is published, with the company’s phone number and a reading for your trade.
West Midlands · published September 2026
DPDGROUP UK LTD
1,128 → 1,239 vehicles
Applied for, not yet decided · date on the record 7 October 2026
On Stanfell: the company’s phone, email and website, what else is on record about it, and where to mark how the call went.
By region
| Region | Cards | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Scotland | 0 | 0% of the busiest region |
| Northern Ireland | 0 | 0% of the busiest region |
| North East | 2 | 25% of the busiest region |
| North West | 3 | 38% of the busiest region |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | 8 | 100% of the busiest region |
| Wales | 0 | 0% of the busiest region |
| West Midlands | 3 | 38% of the busiest region |
| East Midlands | 1 | 13% of the busiest region |
| East of England | 2 | 25% of the busiest region |
| South West | 1 | 13% of the busiest region |
| London | 4 | 50% of the busiest region |
| South East | 4 | 50% of the busiest region |
A region comes from the postcode of the site or centre. Where the record has none, the card is counted as not placed rather than guessed.
By month
- November 202654
- October 2026178
- September 202628
A month gets its own page once it holds 5 or more cards.
Named, once a month has passed.
For its first 30 days a card is a lead, and it belongs to Stanfell subscribers. After that the company appears here. Only companies and public bodies are named; where the holder may be a person, the entry stays anonymous.
| Company | Region | Change | Published |
|---|---|---|---|
| KAMMAC LIMITED | North West | 38 → 58 vehicles | September 2026 |
| ONTIME4YOU HAULAGE LTD | London | 12 → 16 vehicles | September 2026 |
| SKIP IT WASTE MANAGEMENT LIMITED | South East | 25 → 30 vehicles | September 2026 |
| BIOMARSH ENVIRONMENTAL LTD | London | 9 → 20 vehicles | September 2026 |
| ZAK TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS LTD | Yorkshire and the Humber | 20 → 30 vehicles | September 2026 |
| PST SHUNTING LTD | North East | 14 → 20 vehicles | September 2026 |
| DPDGROUP UK LTD | West Midlands | 1,128 → 1,239 vehicles | September 2026 |
| MAVEN LOGISTICS LTD | Yorkshire and the Humber | 12 → 16 vehicles | September 2026 |
How this page counts
- What is counted
- An application to raise the number of vehicles an operator may run, or to add an operating centre with more vehicles, at an operator we can match to a registered company.
- What is left out
- Surrenders, transfers, applications that do not add vehicles, and anything we cannot tie to a company with confidence.
Why it matters to a supplier
- A fleet growing from twelve to sixteen lorries needs drivers, finance, tyres, tracking and a yard that can take them, and it needs them within weeks of the decision.
- The application comes before the purchase. By the time new vehicles are on the road, the suppliers have already been chosen.
- Counted by region, applications show where operators are betting on more work: new distribution contracts, new sites, new customers.
Questions
Does this include every haulier in the UK?
Why are the company names delayed?
The cards behind these numbers
On Stanfell, every card in this sector carries the figure, the date, the company behind it and a reading for your trade, the day it is published.
Operator licence leads on Stanfell