Maurice Hill Transport Limited is a family owned and run road haulage company, which was established in 1960 by Maurice Hill as an owner driver working mainly in the agriculture sector.The company now includes the second generation of the Hill family and continues to grow each year.

Up until 2001 the company was based in Pleasley in Nottinghamshire, having out grown those premises we relocated to purpose built premises in Kirkby in Ashfield. With a large fleet of articulated vehicles and a large number of flatbed trailers Maurice Hill Transport Ltd specialises in the nationwide transportation of steel and building products These include raw steel, steel bar, steel coil, fabricated steel, reinforced steel, concrete sections, pilings and tunnels. Also lamp posts, street furniture, trackway, machinery and containers. All sizes of load are moved from small rigid vehicles through 12m and 8m loads up to and including special types of abnormal loads utilising our own abnormal loads escort service.

All of our drivers are experienced drivers fully conversant in various methods of handling and restraining loads to ensure a safe and timely delivery of all loads. We have our own fully equipped garage on site with a staff of fully qualified, time served mechanics who offer a 24 hour service to maintain our fleet of vehicles and trailers to the highest standards. The garage is also a VOSA Test Station with an 18m testing bay.

Maurice Hill Transport Limited is associated with many blue chip companies and through these companies has recently gained large contracts for work on the upcoming London Olymics. Other contracts have ensured us work delivering to sites throughout the UK.

In 1995 our company opened a Rail Terminal at Burton on Trent in Staffordshire, concentrating on removing lorry miles from the road on to rail for the bulk of the journey. Vehicles based at the terminal complete the journey to local factories by road. The terminal proved to be such a success that we opened a second terminal in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. As the terminals grew a separate company was formed to run them, Road and Rail Limited. This company is still owned by Maurice Hill and Hill family.