RHA
Improving Air Quality – RHA
Speculating on the imminent government report into air quality, RHA chief executive Richard Burnett said: “We need to understand the detail before we can make
Migrants At Calais Target An HGV Driver
The Road Haulage Association is alarmed at the news that an HGV and its driver were targeted in a hi-jack attack by migrants at Calais
RHA Reacts To Severn Crossing Tolls News
Newton Abbot Volkswagen has been highly commended in the Motor Trade Industry Awards and named second best franchise dealership in the country.
Fluidity Of HGV Movements Must Be Maintaine...
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
Road Haulage Association Welcomes Plan
Road Haulage Association welcomes Government’s plan to deliver a stronger, fairer Britain – but warns – don’t prolong the agony. Commenting, RHA chief executive Richard Burnett
RHA Welcomes Government £6.1 Billion Plan
The RHA welcome Government’s clarity that £6.1bn of the £23 billion pledged by the previous administration is to be spent on further improvements of England’s
The Fining System For Hauliers Is Outdated
Newly-released figures show a 12% increase in the number of fines issued to hauliers found to be carrying illegal migrants on their vehicles.
Driver Killed At Calais Due To Migrant Acti...
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
Hauliers Face Another Summer Of Migrant May...
The Road Haulage Association is urging the French Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe, to deploy the Military to restore law and order to the Calais
Migrant Mayhem Causing More Misery For UK
The Road Haulage Association is deeply concerned for the lives of UK-bound hauliers who, for the third summer in succession, are falling victim to migrants,
