Remac has expanded its fleet with eight new Iveco vans, bringing the total to over 60 vehicles. Each Iveco Daily van has been customised for efficiency and driver comfort, with one vehicle carrying a special message.

Finished in bright pink, this unique Iveco Daily van features the mantra “she believes she could, so she did” and will be operated by an all-female crew. Remac, the nationwide resurfacing and utilities specialist, supports women in the construction industry and sees this vehicle as a symbol of its commitment to inclusivity in the sector.

Iveco Daily with Remac

“It is so important in the construction industry that we give equal opportunities to all our staff and celebrate that diversity where we can,” explained Claire Chivers, director at Remac.

Alongside this distinctive van, Remac has added four Iveco Daily 3.5-tonne vans and three Iveco Daily 7.2-tonne dropsides to its fleet to transport heavy tools, equipment, and materials to various sites across the UK. The Daily’s truck-based chassis and up to 3.5-tonne towing capacity make it well-suited for these tasks.

“We are extremely happy with the new vehicles as they perform well in all conditions,” added Chivers. “The twin rear wheels give us the confidence and stability when towing heavy equipment and the turning circle of the Daily is unmatched.”

Mike Cutts, Iveco business line director, commented: “It is fantastic to see this statement-making Iveco Daily join the renewed Remac fleet. Strength and mission focus are two of the many things these women and their new vehicle have in common.”

Iveco Daily with Remac

The vans are equipped with hi-comfort memory foam seats and fatigue-reducing ‘City Mode’ steering for improved drivability. Additional features offered on the Business trim include manual air conditioning, front fog lights, cruise control, and electrically heated door mirrors.

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