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No National CPC re-sits after 2012: act fast to avoid additional costs, says FTA

Modernisation of National Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) training legislation will force unprepared passenger and freight transport operators to urgently re-evaluate their CPC training plans, the Freight Transport Association (FTA) warns ...

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FTA helps local authorities meet challenge of a tough 2011

With massive cutbacks in public spending, 2011 is already proving to be a financially challenging year for local authorities. With increased pressure to cut costs and work within budgets, they have a still more demanding ...

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FTA celebrates recognition of lorries in Highway Code

Five years since FTA challenged the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) to consider including an HGV section in the Highway Code, the leading trade body is delighted with a firm commitment to do so in the government’s Road Safety Framework, published today ...

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FTA welcomes new minister with transport remit for Welsh Government

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) welcomes Carl Sargeant to his role as Minister for Local Government and Communities for the Welsh Government. But the leading trade body has warned that unless transport is ...

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FFUK – why isn’t the price of fuel falling?

Today FairFuelUK Campaign representatives, including the Freight Transport Association and Road Haulage Association, had a very successful meeting with campaign supporter Robert Halfon MP (Conservative, Harlow) ...

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McNulty recognises and reassures rail freight, says FTA

In its bid to improve the efficiency of the rail network in Great Britain, today’s McNulty Rail Value for Money report recognises the efficiencies that rail freight has achieved and has addressed some of the Freight Transport Association’s (FTA) concerns about protecting rail freight’s interests ...

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With backing logistics can become government’s carbon reduction hero, says FTA

As the government commits to halving greenhouse gases (GHG) by 2025 (on 1990 levels), the Freight Transport Association believes the logistics sector is well positioned to play a full part in achieving the cuts in emissions needed ...

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Jam-busting review into motorway incidents warmly welcomed by FTA

The huge cost and disruption caused to the supply chain by protracted motorway closures after incidents could be substantially reduced following the launch of the government’s Review of Investigation and Closure Procedures for Motorway Incidents ...

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Scottish Government must protect Freight Facilities Grant, says FTA

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed the appointment of Alex Neil MSP as Minister for Infrastructure and Capital Investment in the Scottish Government. But the leading trade body insists that the ...

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FTA transport operator survey reveals 'patchy' growth and optimism

Research from the Freight Transport Association reveals a 'patchy' start to 2011 for transport operators, with activity levels varying considerably between industry sectors and from quarter to quarter. However, data from ...

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