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RHA claims money back for hauliers over Cartel

on Jul 31, 18 • in UK • with Comments Off on RHA claims money back for hauliers over Cartel

In its next step towards getting compensation for thousands of UK truck operators, the Road Haulage Association has now submitted its application to the Competition Appeal Tribunal in respect of the claim against the European truck manufacturers, found to be colluding in a price fixing cartel between 1997 and

Planning applications should consider lorry parking – Government

on Jul 30, 18 • in UK • with Comments Off on Planning applications should consider lorry parking – Government

Lorry parking should be considered in many industrial site planning applications according to guidelines published by the government

RHA condemns truckers who make money on the backs of migrants

on Jul 18, 18 • in UK • with Comments Off on RHA condemns truckers who make money on the backs of migrants

The Road Haulage Association strongly condemns UK-bound truck drivers who are being paid to smuggle migrants across the Channel

Road users need incentives to improve their green credentials – says RHA

on Jul 9, 18 • in UK • with Comments Off on Road users need incentives to improve their green credentials – says RHA

The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has welcomed Transport Secretary Chris Grayling’s proposals for a major uplift in electric vehicle charging infrastructure, paving the way for the widespread adoption of ultra-low emission vehicles

M6 toll charges for truckers to rise

on Jun 29, 18 • in UK • with Comments Off on M6 toll charges for truckers to rise

The Road Haulage Association is baffled as to why Midlands Expressway, operators of Birmingham’s M6 toll road, have decided to increase their charges by 20p-50p per HGV depending on the journey made. Charges for night-time journeys remain unchanged

Leeds CAZ will put many hauliers at risk

on Jun 20, 18 • in UK • with Comments Off on Leeds CAZ will put many hauliers at risk

The Road Haulage Association is outraged at Leeds City Council plans to charge pre-Euro VI lorries £50 per day to enter their Clean Air Zone – due to be launched in January

DVSA commits to easing the ATF crisis

on Jun 19, 18 • in UK • with Comments Off on DVSA commits to easing the ATF crisis

Hauliers and ATF operators are celebrating after the DVSA promised to increase the number of testers available to carry out MOTs on HGVs

Report migrant trouble to a dedicated helpline – says RHA

on Jun 11, 18 • in UK • with Comments Off on Report migrant trouble to a dedicated helpline – says RHA

Following more reports of gangs in northern France trying to get on board UK-bound lorries, the Road Haulage Association urges members to report migrant trouble to a dedicated helpline