The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) believes one in five of Canada’s cross-border truck drivers will quickly abandon international work when the U.S. requires them to prove they’re double-vaccinated beginning in January.
The estimate is based on curre…
UNITE is backing a grassroots campaign by HGV drivers to “take a break” in a bid to restore “safety, decency and dignity” to the road haulage sector.
The initiative, announced on the penultimate day of the union’s policy conference in Liverpool to…
Hundreds of HGV testing slots are going unused each week despite a massive backlog of almost 25,000 drivers waiting to take tests, The Grocer can reveal.
Figures from the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) show 1,545 test slots were …
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Lorries wait at the Port of Felixstowe in Suffolk, as shipping giant Maersk has said it is diverting vessels away from UK ports to unload elsewhere in Europe because of a build-up of cargo. Photo: PA
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A US senator accused of jeopardising America’s central pledge at the COP climate conference has told Sky News he rejects the accusation but says coal power plants in the state he represents will not be shut down.Speaking outside his congressional offic…
Car giant Ford is to invest £230 million in one of its UK factories to make electric vehicle components, giving a huge boost to the motor industry.The company said the plant at Halewood on Merseyside will be “transformed” to build electric power units …
Gardewine Group will receive a $150,000 grant from the Manitoba government to support the purchase of a heavy-duty electric truck, along with the associated electrical infrastructure and operational testing.
It’s part of a $1-million grant program offe…
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The haulage industry has accused ministers of “taking work from British operators” after they announced plans to make it more attractive for foreign companies to send lorries to the UK.
The government said last night it would relax the cabotage rules t…