News · October 8, 2026

Expanding Our Haulage Fleet: Three More Trucks Join West Buckland Haulage

We have expanded the West Buckland Haulage fleet with the addition of three more trucks, increasing our capacity to meet growing customer demand.

This latest investment will help us maintain a dependable and responsive service while supporting customers throughout Wales and the South West of England.

Why we are growing the fleet

Demand for our haulage work has kept climbing, and the simplest way to keep saying yes to customers is to have more trucks on the road. Three more units means more loads moved each week, more flexibility when jobs land at short notice, and less waiting for a slot.

For our regular customers, nothing changes about how we work. You still deal with the same team, and your loads are still handled with the same care. There is simply more capacity behind it.

A West Buckland Haulage Scania heavy haulage unit coupled to a low loader at the yard
A West Buckland Haulage Scania heavy haulage unit coupled to a low loader at the yard

What the extra capacity means for customers

  • More availability – a bigger fleet gives us more room to fit in urgent and same-day work.
  • A dependable service – more trucks means more cover, so planned work stays on schedule.
  • Wider reach – we can support more customers across Wales and the South West of England.
A West Buckland Haulage Scania walking floor combination on the road
A West Buckland Haulage Scania walking floor combination on the road

Part of the West Buckland group

West Buckland Haulage is part of the West Buckland Bloodstock group, alongside West Buckland Plant. Investing in the fleet is part of a long-term commitment to giving customers a haulage partner they can rely on.

Need something moved?

Whether it is heavy plant, agricultural machinery or bulk materials on our walking floors, get in touch with West Buckland Haulage on +44 (0) 330 341 4646 or through our contact form for a quote.

Need machinery moved?

Speak to our team about heavy plant, agricultural and commercial haulage across the UK and Europe.

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