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Hauliers urge ministers to take action on record fuel prices

Hauliers have urged the Government to take action on record fuel prices which they say are “wiping out” their profits. The average price of diesel has reached £1.56 per litre amid soaring oil prices due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. To ease the ...

03 Mar 2022 at 16:55

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‘Relief’ no migrant died in refrigerated container at Irish port, minister says

The Irish transport minister has said there is “relief” that there were no fatalities among the 14 people found in a refrigerated container at an Irish port. Gardai have launched a human trafficking investigation after nine men, three women and ...

10 Jan 2024 at 19:26

Expect four-hour delays at Dover but overall picture is positive – haulage boss

Lorry drivers may have to get used to queueing for four hours at Dover on busy days in the UK’s post-Brexit world but the overall picture is positive, a haulage industry boss says. Miles-long queues of HGVs waiting to get into the crucial ...

08 Feb 2022 at 11:25

Migrants attempting to enter UK in refrigerated trailers are ‘constant threat’

Migrants trying to enter the UK by hiding in refrigerated trailers present a “constant threat” to food safety, according to a report. The study, published by logistics company Oakland International, stated that 4,415 instances of a truck ...

14 Aug 2025 at 13:32

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