The initial reaction of the Road Haulage Association to the news that the tolls on the Severn Crossings will end in 2018 is one of guarded optimism.

Ministers have been accused of "betraying" commuters after scrapping plans for the electrification of rail lines across the country.

The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced an eight-week extension to the current London Midland franchise, from 15 October to 10 December 2017, under the existing franchise terms. A further eight-week extension on the same terms may be granted, to 4 February 2018, should the DfT choose to exercise this option by 18 August 2017.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has found himself at the centre of a sexism row for reportedly saying that driving a train is so easy that even a woman can do it.

The vote on Heathrow expansion has been delayed because of the general election, the Transport Secretary has revealed.

The Go-Ahead Group plc (Go-Ahead) today announces that agreement has been reached with the Department for Transport (DfT) regarding the contractual variations and claims on the GTR franchise which relate to the impact of industrial action on train performance over the past 18 months.

Mayor of London's new Transport Strategy includes no recognition of the benefits of rail freight, says MPA.

Safety measures around taxi licencing set up in the wake of the Rotherham abuse scandal are being circumvented by rogue drivers, a cross-party group of MPs has said.

Labour MP Wes Streeting calls upon the Government to take ‘long overdue’ action to regulate the taxi industry. 

The Shadow Business Secretary has said she does not feel that using Uber is “morally acceptable” because of the way it treats its drivers. 

The RHA is again calling on the UK Government and EU authorities to focus on doing all they can during Brexit negotiations to ensure that fluidity for lorry movements across UK/EU borders is maintained.

Alstom is working with Eurostar to support the donation of two Eurostar power cars to the National College for High Speed Rail.

The UK is ranked as the 4th most congested developed country in the world and the 3rd most congested in Europe.

The Government has announced that local councils will be able to access a multi-billion pound fund to improve roads in their area. 

On Friday June 23, the Bicester to Oxford Collaboration was named winner of the prestigious Cross Industry Partnership Award for the delivery of the Chiltern Railways’ Oxford to London service and the first phase of the East West Rail programme at the Rail Industry Innovation Awards 2017.

The RHA welcome Government’s clarity that £6.1bn of the £23 billion pledged by the previous administration is to be spent of further improvements England’s road network.

Alstom today opens the biggest and most sophisticated centre for train modernisation ever in the UK.

Speaking today at the Policy Forum for London, Emma Gilthorpe, Heathrow’s Executive Director responsible for delivering expansion, announced further major steps forward in the airport’s plans to improve London’s air quality, as Heathrow gets on with delivering the third runway. 

Alstom has delivered the new generation of Euroduplex train sets to SNCF Mobilités in time for the commercial launch of the new Océane line between Paris and Bordeaux on 2 July 2017. The new trains incorporate a number of innovations, both in terms of interior design and equipment, to provide passengers with an unprecedented travel experience. 

Alstom has obtained the first AFAQ ISO 37001 certification awarded by AFNOR Certification following an audit carried out between March and May 2017 at seven sites in France and Europe, confirming its commitment to fight corruption.

Newly-released figures show a 12% increase in the number of fines issued to hauliers found to be carrying illegal migrants on their vehicles.

The Go-Ahead Group plc is pleased to announce that Govia, its joint venture with Keolis (Go-Ahead 65%, Keolis 35%), has been shortlisted by the Department for Transport to bid for the South Eastern franchise.

At 3.45 this morning the worst fears of the Road Haulage Association became a reality when a Polish van driver was killed as a result of migrant action.

The Road Haulage Association is now giving UK haulage and logistics firms (whether or not they are RHA members) the chance to sign up to its legal action for compensation against truck manufacturers found guilty of illegal price fixing.