RHA Awards Lunch 201003/09/2010 Introducing the inaugural Road Haulage Association Excellence Awards. For the first time, the RHA will be recognising the achievements, contributions and excellence demonstrated by individuals working within the RHA family. The winners will be announced at the RHA Awards Lunch, to be held at the Grand Connaught Rooms in London on 12th October. |
RHA welcomes re-opening of road toll debate31/08/2010 The Road Haulage Association welcomes the Campaign for Better Transport report which has once again highlighted the issue of road tolls and the long held RHA view that neither public nor private road tolls are a guaranteed revenue earner. |
RHA welcomes re-opening of road toll debate31/08/2010 The Road Haulage Association welcomes the Campaign for Better Transport report which has once again highlighted the issue of road tolls and the long held RHA view that neither public nor private road tolls are a guaranteed revenue earner. |
RHA welcomes freight-only route to the Continent20/08/2010 The Road Haulage Association welcomes today’s announcement from DFDS Seaways (formerly Norfolkline) that its ferry route from Rosyth, Scotland, to Zeebrugge, Belgium, is to undergo a major change of operation to provide an enhanced freight service. |
A14 Starts to Hot Up16/08/2010 Northamptonshire Police report an increase in HGV incidents within the first 2 weeks of this month. |
Industry bodies unite over vehicle testing05/08/2010 Annual truck testing ensures high standards of vehicle condition and road safety and the Road Haulage Association (RHA), the Freight Transport Association (FTA), the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) and the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association are in total agreement that these objectives should be achieved at all times. |
RHA statement regarding fertiliser transport02/08/2010 The release included a statement referring to current practice which has been interpreted as meaning that bad practice in the fertiliser sector is widespread. That was certainly not the Association's intention, and the RHA wishes to make it clear that it recognises that the vast majority of fertiliser is transported to a very high standard and regrets any confusion that may have arisen. |
Road closure - New Inn Lane, Burpham (Westbound)19/07/2010 ON 22 JULY 2010 SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL MADE the above-mentioned Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order, the effect of which will be to temporarily prohibit any vehicle from entering or proceeding in a westbound direction along that length of B2234 New Inn Lane, Burpham, Guildford that extends between its junctions with Burnett Avenue and London Road. |
“We’re not asking for Fort Knox,” says RHA05/07/2010 Truck parking facilities do not have to be as secure as Fort Knox – but they could and should be much safer places to park than they currently are. |
RHA provokes Home Office back-down28/06/2010 A booklet advising international operators, supposedly produced in collaboration with the UK Border Agency has been withdrawn following questions on its content from the Association’s own magazine Roadway. |
Tractor Unit stolen from Coleshill25/06/2010 A white MAN tractor unit was stolen from a distribution park in Coleshill, |
M271 Southbound – Anti Skid Surfacing25/06/2010 The Highways Agency will undertaking work to lay anti-skid surfacing to the carriageway of the M271 southbound between junction 1 and the Redbridge Roundabout. |
Merrywalks Bridge Stroud - Important Traffic Information25/06/2010 From the 28th June to the 2nd July the contractor, Carillion, currently working on the Merrywalks Bridge scheme is to carryout resurfacing work for the County Council on the A4171 at Highfield Roundabout and near the railway bridge in Paganhill Lane. |
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