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Logistics industry set for uncertain year ahead, says FTA

After a year of resilient trading in 2017, the UK’s logistics industry expects continued success in 2018 despite the uncertainties posed by Brexit and continued economic instability, according to a new report from the Freight Transport Association (FTA). 

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Latest edition of FTA’s European Road Freight Guide now available

A fully updated edition of the Freight Transport Association’s specialist guide for companies involved in international freight movements by road, the FTA European Road Freight Guide, is now available.

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John Raymond Transport scoops national award for emissions reduction

John Raymond Transport Limited, part of the Nolan Group, a logistics organisation based at Bridgend, South Wales, this week scooped the Freight Transport Association (FTA)’s Logistics Emissions Reduction Scheme (LERS) Award for its work in lowering the emissions from its 135-vehicle fleet.

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Emissions "cheat" devices have no place in modern logistics, says FTA

Recent enforcement action taken by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, and subsequent regulatory action taken by Traffic Commissioners, is proportionate and appropriate according to the Freight Transport Association (FTA)’s UK Road Freight Council ...

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Silvertown Tunnel decision to keep East London moving, says FTA

The go-ahead for a new Thames crossing at Silvertown, given today (10 May 2018) by the Secretary of State for Transport Chris Grayling MP, has been welcomed by the Freight Transport Association (FTA), which represents the interests of the logistics industry ...

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Criticism of suspending home deliveries is unfair, says FTA

If Keith Brown, the new Transport Minister for Scotland, thinks it is ‘unreasonable’ for large retailers to withdraw their home delivery services, then he has failed to appreciate the scale of the problem caused by a Scottish transport network woefully under-prepared for extreme winter weather ...

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Localism Bill mustn't become a licence for 'Nimby-ism' says FTA

The Localism Bill, published today to give local councils more say over planning decisions, could be bad for UK transport infrastructure, warns the Freight Transport Association (FTA).

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Soaring parking fines are just a revenue-raiser, says FTA

Lorry operators in London could see costs soar if proposals to increase parking charges in Greater London go ahead, warns the Freight Transport Association (FTA).

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FTA wins assurances so that Scotland is not closed for business during severe winter weather

Following urgent consultation with Transport Scotland, Central Scotland Police and the Scottish government, FTA has won assurances that should mean the conditions which effectively rendered Scotland closed for business in recent weeks ...

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FTA's online updates keep lorry operators ahead of the weather

With the wintry weather conditions forecast to return to many parts of the UK this week, it is vital that lorry operators have the correct information on road and weather conditions in order for them to make informed decisions regarding their transport operations.

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