RHA
Lorry parking measures don’t go far e...
Government plans to provide more lorry parking across the country don’t go far enough to address the lorry parking crisis. That’s the verdict from the
Neglected Roads Cost Hauliers Millions
The Road Haulage Association fully supports the RAC report that links vehicle breakdowns to potholes.
Strike Affects Hauliers On Both Sides
“The knock-on effects of today’s strike by French fishermen for hauliers will be considerable – on both sides of the Channel,” said RHA chief executive
A Bridge Too Far
The Foreign Secretary’s idea for a cross-Channel bridge makes for a great headline in the spirit of British and French co-operation, but the costs and
Government Pours Another £44.5M Into The C...
The Road Haulage Association is astonished at today’s announcement that the UK Government is to invest a further £44.5 million in additional security measures at
Concern For Members Affected By Carillion C...
This week’s announcement that construction firm Carillion has gone into liquidation will have sent waves across UK PLC.
Is This Transport Investment Plan Enough
Transport for the North has launched its draft Strategic Transport Plan today (16 January) which sets out a vision to boost the North of England’s
DVSA Clampdown On Emissions Cheats
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has announced that more than 100 haulage operators were found to have lorries fitted with emissions cheat devices
Severn Bridge Users Set To Make Major Savin...
Although generally optimistic, the RHA remains cautious about the reduction, and eventual scrapping of tolls on both of the Severn crossings that link England and
Storm Eleanor – Keeping Safe In High ...
With Storm Eleanor hitting many parts of the UK, and a number of lorries blowing over in high winds as a result, this is a
