Road Haulage Association (RHA)
Chancellor Reeves’ infrastructure ini...
On 29th January 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlined the government’s strategy to stimulate economic growth through significant investments in transport and infrastructure. A central component
Addressing the challenges in Abnormal Load ...
Abnormal load transportation is a critical component of the UK’s logistics sector, facilitating the movement of oversized and heavy cargo essential for various industries, including
HaulageHub Partners with RHA to reduce empt...
HaulageHub, the Sci-Tech Daresbury-based digital freight marketplace, has unveiled the RHA Exchange in partnership with the Road Haulage Association (RHA). This pioneering platform aims to
Ferry surcharges on hauliers
Several RHA members in Northern Ireland have reported that ferry operator CLdN (formerly Seatruck) has introduced surcharges to hauliers using their services. They understand that
Reforming the Clandestine Entrant Civil Pen...
The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has raised significant concerns regarding the current enforcement of the Clandestine Entrant Civil Penalty Scheme. Hauliers and drivers, despite adhering
Government needs to address freight crime n...
Freight crime is on the rise and it’s destroying businesses, impacting the health, safety and wellbeing of our drivers and it’s making it harder for
DAF email on Truck Cartel misleading
The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has reported that it is aware that some operators have received an email from DAF encouraging them not to opt
Felixstowe’s new container booking system...
The Container Booking System (CBS) replaced the Vehicle Booking System (VBS) in Felixstowe on Monday 15th July. VBS was introduced in 2007, whereby a certain number
Truck Cartel: Competition Appeal Tribunal g...
The RHA has been granted a Collective Proceedings Order (CPO) and given the go ahead by the Competition Appeal Tribunal to seek compensation for operators
DVS Extended by 3 months to 6 months
Officials are set to extend a grace period to six months for hauliers operating in the capital to comply with new Progressive Safe System (PSS)
