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!nternational Haulage: Good News?
The UK share of haulage to and from the UK has stabilised t around 25% after many years of decline. This comes s a relief to many UK international hauliers, but cannot disgulse......
Ptimism In Agricultural Sector
It isn't long &rice grain hauliers were selling vehicles as fast as they could in response to less work and lower rates. Last year's annual survey by the Home Grown Cereals......
Rates May Remain High In Chemical Haulage
A decline in the number of operators will cut capacity in the chemical haulage sector this year this year, Roger Wrapson of the Road Haulage Association suggests. He points out......
S • 0 Distribution Can Expect Thin Margins •
The price of oil might be going up, but that doesn't necessarily mean the hauliers carrying it can expect higher rates in 2008. Roger • Wrapson, secretary of the Road Haulage......