Latest news with #RenaultMaster
Irish Independent
30-04-2025
- Irish Independent
Van driver pulled by gardaí after overtaking four cars at speed on rural Wexford road
While the beautiful sunshine was a great start to the day, the members had already responded to a call of a car which overturned in the Murrintown area, and were making their way back to the station. They could scarcely believe their eyes as to what they happened upon. On the road near the entrance to Johnstown Castle, a road which has seen quite a few crashes in the past and is filled with dips and concealed entrances, they observed the driver of a large Renault Master van 'overtake four cars, crossing a solid white line at excessive speed'. Gardaí once again reiterated that 'this road is well-known for having dips, turns, driveways and access to Johnstown Castle, with cars entering the road from numerous directions.' The officers immediately pulled the van over and a garda spokespersons stated that 'proceedings have commenced against the driver for numerous offences against the Road Traffic Act'. Once again urging motorists to watch their speed, they added – 'If you're running late, just be late.'
Al Bawaba
06-03-2025
- Automotive
- Al Bawaba
Renault Master is the Trusted Partner for Your Ramadan Business
Long-term UAE residents recognize the hardworking individuals behind daily operations across the country. The success of these people in challenging roles often relies heavily on dependable and versatile transportation. The Renault Master has been made to meet these demands, providing businesses with robust performance and reliability. During Ramadan, firms and traders across Dubai, Sharjah, and the Northern Emirates experience unique pressures. Irregular working hours, greater deliveries, and tighter schedules are typical throughout the holy month. In response to these intensified requirements, the Renault Master proves itself an indispensable asset, contributing greatly to smoothness and consistent service delivery. The Renault Master van has been developed with unfailing quality at its core. Engineered specifically to perform well under continuous, rigorous use, it handles payloads up to 2,435 kg comfortably. This capability is supported by substantial cargo space, ranging from a practical 8m³ to an expansive 17m³. This makes it suitable for a variety of tasks, whether it involves transporting fresh groceries for markets or delivering meals from catering services to homes and event venues or even a complex property move. Adaptability is another critical strength of the Renault Master. Available in various configurations - including panel vans, crew cabs, and chassis cabs - it offers flexibility to meet diverse professional requirements. Models such as the 3-seater panel vans L1H1 and L2H2 feature a helpful storage bench on the central back seat and a rotating tablet, along with a full steel bulkhead, Electronic Stability Program (ESP), distinctive C-shaped daytime running lights, electric mirrors, and electric front windows for driver and passenger ease. The L1H1 includes rear steel doors opening up to 180° and a right-side sliding door, while the L2H2 extends convenience further with 270° rear door openings, wider sliding doors, and increased load space - elements especially beneficial when swift loading and timely deliveries are essential. It also emphasizes driver comfort and safety, which is arguably a greater consideration on long days. Its ergonomic interior layout and intuitive control placements significantly reduce fatigue, enabling drivers to stay alert and efficient. Additionally, advanced safety technologies, including intelligent speed assistance, lane-keeping assist, autonomous emergency braking, and traffic sign recognition, reinforce driver safety and peace of mind. The exterior design and stylish details present a strong, impressive appearance, enhancing the public perception of any business. The Master offers a practical driving experience tailored to the specific demands of commercial driving. Its efficient diesel engines - available in multiple power outputs ranging from 128bhp to 168bhp - balance performance with fuel economy. Enhanced aerodynamics further improve efficiency, reducing fuel costs and emissions, which are beneficial during a period of heightened vehicle usage. Smart interior features, such as a new dashboard equipped with a responsive 10-inch infotainment touchscreen and substantial cabin storage (up to 135 liters), further improve daily driving. In terms of ease of use, the vehicle excels with handy elements such as rear parking sensors, adjustable seating, and clear visibility from a raised driving position. These features greatly simplify navigation through crowded urban areas or tight delivery locations. The Renault Master 2025, in its customizable variants, is available from Renault of Arabian Automobiles, and its stores across Dubai, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates.
Yahoo
24-02-2025
- Yahoo
Man dies after three-car crash near major road
A man has died following a crash near the East Lancs Road on Sunday, police have confirmed. Emergency services raced to the incident at the junction with Chaddock Lane, near to Worsley, at around 4.30pm on Sunday (February 23) after a Citroen C3 collided with a stationary Toyota Rav 4 at a set of traffic lights. A third vehicle was also hit by the Toyota due to the impact from the Citroen. Officers said the driver of the Citroen - a man in his 60s - was rushed to hospital where he sadly died following a suspected medical episode. The occupants of the Toyota and the Renault were uninjured. Police are now asking members of the public with any information on the incident to come forward. In a statement, the force said: "Officers are appealing for information following a fatal road traffic collision on Chaddock Lane yesterday afternoon (Sunday 23 February 2025). "It is believed that at around 4.20pm, a Citroen C3 travelling inbound to Worsley collided with a stationary Toyota Rav 4 at a set of traffic lights. A third vehicle was also involved - a Renault Master – which was hit by the Toyota due to the impact from the Citroen. "The driver of the Citroen – a man in his 60s - was taken to hospital where he sadly died after a suspected medical episode. The occupants of the Toyota and the Renault were uninjured. "Our Serious Collision Investigation Unit (SCIU) is now appealing for information as their enquiries continue. This includes any relevant dashcam, CCTV, or doorbell footage from around the time of the incident. "You can contact police via 101 or our Live Chat service at quoting log 1954 of 23/02/2025. You can also call SCIU directly on 0161 856 4741, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."
