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Secretary of State for Transport Chris Grayling attended the RHA annual lunch and spoke Brewxit, low emissions zones, road improvement and the driver and sklills shortage in the haulage industry.
The RHA welcomes 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.
The Road Haulage Association strongly condemns UK-bound truck drivers who are being paid to smuggle migrants across the Channel.
Forcing housebuilders to fit infrastructure for charging electric vehicles is among plans to be unveiled as part of a major Government transport strategy.
Britain's bus firms could be made to offer live updates on their services under new rules being considered by the Government.
Jaguar Land Rover has warned that 40,000 jobs could be at risk over Brexit uncertainty.
The Road Haulage Association has joined the criticism of the Port of Felixstowe after the introduction of a new IT system caused long delays for lorries using the port.
The Road Haulage Association, as a certified End Point Assessor organisation has now evaluated its first ten HGV driver trainees as part of its challenge to help bring through the next generation of HGV drivers.
Despite two years having passed since the EU referendum, the UK road haulage industry is still no closer to establishing what we need at the borders.
Theresa May is facing a fresh Tory backlash after it was revealed she is ready to end the Government’s eight-year long fuel duty freeze to help pay a massive rise in NHS spending.
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.
Go-Ahead's Chief Executive writes about the launch this week in Oxford of PickMeUp, the UK’s first truly comprehensive on-demand service to be rolled out by a bus company, and the largest of its kind to be launched in this country.
Two Chinese railway firms are reportedly leading the race to operate HS2 trains amid a crisis among British companies who are unwilling to take on the financial gamble.
Boris Johnson was openly openly mocked as the House of Commons gave its backing to a third runway at Heathrow.
It's obvious, but sometimes it needs repeating. The first requisite for leadership is the ability to lead.
Welsh Labour MP Stephen Kinnock writes ahead of the Commons vote that "Backing Heathrow expansion is a statement from Britain’s political leaders that they will not give up on Wales’s workers and vital industries like steel".
Boris Johnson has stood by his decision to be out of the country for tonight’s crunch vote on a new runway at Heathrow airport - despite his long-standing opposition to the plan.
Britain's place in the world is built on trade, says the International Trade Secretary, as he urges MPs to back a new runway at Heathrow Airport in tonight's vote.
Len McCluskey has sparked a furious Labour row after he urged the party's MPs to back a third runway at Heathrow.
Boris Johnson has been slammed by his Tory colleagues for missing today's crucial vote on Heathrow expansion despite his long-standing opposition to the plans.
Labour has been left furious after it emerged the Government will hold a crunch vote on Heathrow expansion days before the release of a damning emissions report.
The Go-Ahead Group plc (GOG) has today appointed Patrick Verwer, former Managing Director of London Midland Trains, as CEO of Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR).
Theresa May has been plunged into a fresh crisis after a top minister resigned to vote against the Government on a third runway at Heathrow.
Holyrood's Shadow Finance Secretary Murdo Fraser writes ahead of the Commons vote on Heathrow expansion, which he says independent analysis shows, will create up to 16,000 jobs for Scotland and up to £17 billion in economic growth.
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