New haulage magazine launched

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

A new haulage magazine has arrived on the market, commissioned by the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA).

Irish Haulier aims to promote the haulage industry and the interests of hauliers and highlight the vital role, which the haulage industry plays in the wider economy.

The publication, according to the publishers will assess the challenges, which currently confront the industry, stimulate debate and encourage the active and constructive engagement of hauliers in addressing current difficulties.

In addition to serving as a comprehensive guide to all the pertinent issues, which impact on the haulage industry, it will also provide an effective communication forum for the IRHA and an opportunity to keep members informed of all the latest developments within the industry.

It will alert members to the ongoing initiatives being undertaken by the IRHA on their behalf and it will provide senior representatives and members with a platform to express their views on important issues.

Irish Haulier is available free of charge to members of the IRHA and can be downloaded in digital form at www.irha.ie

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