Haulage news
Here are some recent news articles and updates from the haulage industry:
UK
- HGV driver shortage worsens: The UK's Road Haulage Association (RHA) has warned that the shortage of HGV drivers is getting worse, with many operators struggling to find enough drivers to meet demand. (Source: BBC News)
- New lorry lane on M62 to reduce congestion: A new lorry lane is set to be built on the M62 in Greater Manchester to reduce congestion and improve journey times for hauliers. (Source: Manchester Evening News)
- Haulage firm fined for environmental breaches: A haulage company in the UK has been fined £120,000 for breaching environmental regulations, including failing to properly dispose of waste and not having adequate pollution control measures in place. (Source: The Guardian)
Europe
- EU proposes new rules for truck drivers: The European Commission has proposed new rules to improve working conditions for truck drivers, including mandatory breaks and limits on driving hours. (Source: EurActiv)
- German haulage firm fined for cartel activities: A German haulage company has been fined €10 million for participating in a cartel that fixed prices and restricted competition in the market. (Source: Reuters)
- French truckers protest over fuel prices: Truckers in France have gone on strike to protest against high fuel prices, which they say are making it difficult for them to operate their businesses. (Source: The Local France)
Global
- US-China trade war hits haulage industry: The ongoing trade war between the US and China is having a significant impact on the haulage industry, with many trucking companies struggling to find business as trade volumes decline. (Source: FreightWaves)
- Indian government announces new road infrastructure plans: The Indian government has announced plans to invest in new road infrastructure, including the construction of new highways and the upgrading of existing roads. (Source: The Hindu)
- Australian haulage firm fined for environmental breaches: An Australian haulage company has been fined AU$1.2 million for breaching environmental regulations, including failing to properly dispose of waste and not having adequate pollution control measures in place. (Source: ABC News)
These are just a few examples of recent news articles and updates from the haulage industry. If you're looking for more information, I'd be happy to help you find it!