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Operators need support to attract, train and retain skilled staff

John Mewett from Screwfix hit the nail on the head in the Times. The apprenticeship system needs an overhaul, and as we’...

RHA launches three-year 'future-facing' graduate programme to cultivate next generation of road transport leaders

Our first field-based operational graduate role is now live – focused on stakeholder engagement, member support, and pol...

RHA Coach team inspects new EES facility at Port of Dover ahead of Sunday launch

Our team joined the Port of Dover, Border Force, Kent Police, National Highways and RHA members this week to view the ne...

RHA to launch Roadway Podcast

The Road Haulage Association is pleased to announce the launch of its new podcast series, “Roadway – The Podcast.” The s...

'We need a worker's permit': RHA member warns 90/180 rule puts coach firms at risk

An RHA Coach member has called for a professional drivers’ exemption for commercial vehicle drivers on international wor...

WATCH: Richard Smith reflects on the RHA's first International Summit

A quick look back at this week’s Road Haulage Association International Summit. We were joined by a wide range of stakeh...

EES border rules risk business collapse and 'significant' loss of highway tax revenue

On Sunday 12 October, the EU will roll out the Entry/Exit System (EES), replacing passport stamping with biometric check...

Fuelling the Future: HEA Calls for Urgent Government Action to Unlock Hydrogen’s Potential in UK Land Transport

The Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA), in partnership with the Road Haulage Association (RHA) and the Construction Plant...

Transport Focus Survey reveals growing dissatisfaction with England’s key roads

A Transport Focus survey confirms what haulage and coach operators across the country feel every day: England's motorway...

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