Two Men and a Truck sponsored the entry of a Dutch team from Delft University for the 2015 World Solar Challenge. This was to be the first interstate removal of goods by an entirely solar powered vehicle, and continues the environmental initiatives of the company’s Moving Together program.
Sustainability
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The World Solar Challenge: Submission to The Honorable Greg Hunt MP, Minister for the Environment from Richard Kuipers of Two Men and a Truck
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Meet Boxy. He’s a true hero, making urgent box deliveries to those who are packing up their belongings and moving on with a new chapter of their life. He’s also an advocate of healthy living, a clean environment and sustainable energy. Here are some photos from his first public appearance.
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Two Men And A Truck founder Richard Kuipers writes a letter to the Australian Prime Minister, The Hon. Malcolm Turnbull, about his concerns with The World Solar Challenge.
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Moving Together came about when I realised that I would not be around forever to direct our family business, Two Men and a Truck. I needed to plan for the future. Would we sell the business, or would we keep [...]
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Australians throw away thousands of tons of old clothing every year. Thankfully, companies like Handcut are intercepting those loads of abandoned garments and making them fashionable again. So where does Two Men And A Truck come in, you might ask.