Transport bodies have reiterated their call on police to apply regulations on moving large or heavy cargo fairly and consistently
Read More »The Road Haulage Association (RHA) in the UK has been given green light by the Court of Appeal to proceed with truck cartel damages action on behalf of new and used truck purchasers
Read More »The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has launched the Net Zero Forum, aimed at supporting the industry on the way to a net-zero future for all
Read More »The Road Haulage Association (RHA) is calling on the British Government to meet with hauliers to set out how Windsor Framework customs and SPS processes would work. The call comes amid industry concern about the lack of clarity on what the process would be for moving goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland. RHA members are looking for guidance on key issues including: Trusted Trader Scheme (TSS); Green and Red lanes; Goods moving from or through Northern Ireland to Great Britain Many firms feel the ‘Green Lane’ is complicated and burdensome – and primarily designed
Read More »The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has welcomed news that the smart motorways rollout has bee put on hold
Read More »The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has expressed its extreme disappointment at the announcement that foreign haulage operators can now carry out unlimited work in the UK in 2-week blocks
Read More »The RHA has welcomed Michael Gove’s announcement of a delay to post-Brexit SPS import checks until October. The association believes it buys valuable extra time for traders and hauliers to prepare for the new complex border arrangements
Read More »Hauliers are, this afternoon, Wednesday, December 9, are finding out whether they have been successful in their applications for ECMT permits
Read More »The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has welcomed the publication of the Road Freight APPG on Clean Air Zones report that concludes that Clean Air Zones are a case of “right policy, wrong approach”
Read More »The Road Haulage Association and Logistics UK are among a group of 33 road haulage associations across Europe urging all parties to agree a deal on Brexit
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