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Significant fleet investment at CTS Hire 

In its most significant fleet investment to date municipal vehicle hire company CTS Hire has purchased 10 brand new Refuse Collection Vehicles (RCVs), which are arriving during June and July. This will bring the company’s total hire stock to over 200 vehicles. 

The new fleet comprises a combination of Dennis Eagle Elite narrow and standard width 18t and 26t refuse vehicles, including four twin packs. All the vehicles are fitted with Terberg automatic split bin lifts and are FORS compliant equipped with 360° camera systems and tracking technology.

Bob Sweetland, Managing Director, CTS Hire: 

“This is a major fleet investment and signifies further growth for CTS Hire. It is also a demonstration of our commitment to maintain a high proportion of new vehicles within our rental stock. We want our customers to benefit from the very latest vehicle technology. These vehicles feature lower emission Euro 6 engines and are fully equipped with safety and tracking technology.”

CTS Hire is the municipal vehicle rental division of contract hire and fleet management company Specialist Fleet Services Ltd (SFS). The company added two all-electric RCVs to its rental fleet at the end of last year giving councils and vehicle operators the unique opportunity to trial the technology over a period of months and make a proper evaluation before committing long-term. The initiative has proven very popular with councils and the vehicles have been hired by local authorities across the UK.

The CTS Hire fleet includes 3.5t-26t Refuse Collection Vehicles (RCV), specialist recycling vehicles, caged tippers, and hook loaders all available for short to long-term hire including contract hire options. 

For more information about CTS Hire: Tel: 01453 511 050; email info@ctshire.co.uk; visit www.ctshire.co.uk

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