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Use of AI in Road Transport: A Compliance Perspective

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing how the road transport industry works, from planning routes and predicting vehi...

We need a road network that's fit for purpose

Travelling across the UK, I'm constantly reminded that road transport touches every corner of daily life. Materials for ...

We're calling for a visa exemption for British businesses operating in EU

This week's news that the EU is fast-tracking 50% tariffs on UK steel shows how quickly the trading landscape can shift....

RHA partners with OneAdvanced to accelerate digital transformation in logistics

RHA (Road Haulage Association), the largest dedicated trade association in the UK for HGV, LGV, and coach operators is p...

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...

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