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Is an empty skip “goods”? This lorry owner learned the hard way

Is an empty skip “goods”? This lorry owner learned the hard way

€5bn less for truck parks and chargers? IRU fights Irish EU presidency’s budget cut

€5bn less for truck parks and chargers? IRU fights Irish EU presidency’s budget cut

1,076 days without a tachograph download: haulier shut down, and the family’s “new” company is exposed as a front

1,076 days without a tachograph download: haulier shut down, and the family’s “new” company is exposed as a front

Last-mile delivery costs are rising faster than customer expectations

Last-mile delivery costs are rising faster than customer expectations

Diesel supply squeeze may persist well into 2027, IEA warns

Diesel supply squeeze may persist well into 2027, IEA warns

180 secure bays and 32 chargers of 400 kW: new truck stop opens in the UK’s Golden Triangle

180 secure bays and 32 chargers of 400 kW: new truck stop opens in the UK’s Golden Triangle

9 cargo thefts a day, £65m lost a year. Yorkshire police target HGV gangs

9 cargo thefts a day, £65m lost a year. Yorkshire police target HGV gangs

UK wants 40% more freight on trains by 2040, but rail volumes just fell 3%. What’s stopping the shift from road?

UK wants 40% more freight on trains by 2040, but rail volumes just fell 3%. What’s stopping the shift from road?

Latest news from the world of transport

Costs up 11%, rates up 5%: FarEye’s Suryansh Jalan on the hidden “inefficiency tax” in Europe’s last mile [INTERVIEW]

Costs up 11%, rates up 5%: FarEye’s Suryansh Jalan on the hidden “inefficiency tax” in Europe’s last mile [INTERVIEW]

Britain is running out of new warehouses: speculative building at its lowest in almost 10 years as demand stays strong

Britain is running out of new warehouses: speculative building at its lowest in almost 10 years as demand stays strong

Who pays for import fraud? Logistics sector seeks EU clarity

Who pays for import fraud? Logistics sector seeks EU clarity

No cab, no driver, daily runs: driverless electric trucks are now hauling freight in the US. When will Europe follow?

No cab, no driver, daily runs: driverless electric trucks are now hauling freight in the US. When will Europe follow?

15p a litre of fuel support or more trouble: hauliers set out their demands before the Budget, with diesel above 200p

15p a litre of fuel support or more trouble: hauliers set out their demands before the Budget, with diesel above 200p

A railway bridge is hit every five hours in Britain. One strike can cost a driver their licence and an operator theirs

A railway bridge is hit every five hours in Britain. One strike can cost a driver their licence and an operator theirs

UK hauliers are buying trucks again – but electric truck sales just halved

UK hauliers are buying trucks again – but electric truck sales just halved

Electric trucks need 50% more power in winter. Scotland maps the 37 chargers still missing on its freight routes

Electric trucks need 50% more power in winter. Scotland maps the 37 chargers still missing on its freight routes