Road Haulage Association
RHA warns that UK transport operators face ...
The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has warned that rising fuel costs are pushing Britain’s transport operators towards a financial crisis, with new research revealing that
Funding applications open for lorry park im...
National Highways is urging lorry parking operators to apply for additional funding aimed at improving facilities for HGV drivers, following the extension of its multi-million-pound
Calls for EU to suspend 90/180 rule to prot...
Leading UK transport and logistics organisations have united to call on the European Commission to delay full enforcement of new biometric border controls under the
Driver welfare takes centre stage at RHA Pa...
The RHA’s (Road Haulage Association) Parliamentary Reception (Tuesday 10 February) brought together parliamentarians, industry leaders and stakeholders to promote driver welfare and facilities across the
Commission adopts a first-ever EU Visa Stra...
Richard Smith, RHA Managing Director reaffirms call for professional drivers’ exemption as European Commission acknowledges 90/180 challenges: We’re encouraged that the European Commission (EC) has
RHA backs 50mph HGV speed limit on Scottish...
The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has welcomed a Scottish Government announcement that the HGV speed limit for on Scotland’s trunk roads is to be increased
BBC investigation exposes new freight crime...
Criminal gangs are increasingly buying up legitimate haulage companies — sometimes ones in liquidation or administration — and using them to pose as subcontractors before
‘Driven by You’ – RHA ann...
The RHA has announced the launch of its eleventh National Lorry Week (NLW) – its annual celebration of the people and businesses that keep Britain
Joined-up thinking can tackle driver shorta...
With the driver shortage still a major issue for fleet mangers, Richard Smith, RHA Managing Director offers his view on the current situation and what
Sufficient lorry parking at new fulfilment ...
There are concerning reports that there won’t be sufficient HGV parking facilities built in support of Amazon’s four new fulfilment centres. Sites in Hull and
