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Industry confident fuel duty rise will be axed
The 3ppl increase in fuel duty planned for January is widely expected to be scrapped in tomorrow?s (29 November) Autum Statement, after a sustained campaign by the road transport industry.
KBC Logistics fined £12,000 over reversing truck incident
Dartford haulier KBC Logistics has been fined £12,000 after an employee was seriously injured when he was crushed by a reversing lorry.
Traffic Commissioner speaks out over VOSA row
The public row which saw the Traffic Commissioners (TCs) accuse VOSA of undermining their judicial independence has been described as a "crisis" by TC for Scotland Joan Aitken.
Rise in crossings from UK to Europe
A total of 2.49 million goods vehicles travelled from Great Britain to mainland Europe in the 12 months to the third quarter of 2011 - 1% higher than the equivalent period last year.
Royal Mail sees surge in parcel deliveries thanks to e-commerce boom
Royal Mail has seen a surge in the amount of packets and parcels it delivers as e-commerce has taken off, according to its boss.
MEPs target trucks for 20% emissions cut by 2020
A new target to cut road transport CO2 emissions by 20% by 2020 has been voted through the European Parliament?s Transport Committee.
Skills for Logistics secures future funds
Skills for Logistics (SfL) has been granted almost £4m of funding, securing its future for the next two years.
Drink drivers may pay up to £250 for rehabilitation
From next year drink drivers may pay up to £250 for training courses designed to rehabilitate them once they have been convicted.
Woodside wins BMW distribution deal
Woodside Motorfreight has won a three-year contract to deliver BMW and MINI cars throughout Ireland.
 
 
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