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Stena Line set to return to normal timetable as Holyhead Port repairs near completion

Stena Line has welcomed a statement from Holyhead Port today (8 May) that following the completion of necessary repairs, Terminal 3 (T3) at Holyhead Port is on schedule to be brought back into operation on 1st July.

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Euro NCAP puts safety first for Europe’s 30 million van drivers 

As the sales of new vans continue to increase across Europe and new brands enter the market, the demand for safer and sustainable vehicle options is growing. It has never been more important for businesses and tradespeople to make an informed decision when choosing their next van, especially when it...

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Call on EU Commissioners to shed light on posted driver pay

The International Road Transport Union (IRU) and the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) have urged European Commission leaders to support the road transport sector by urgently clarifying how EU rules on posted driver pay are applied by Member States. In a joint letter to European Commission’s Executive Vice-President for Social...

Northern Ireland Infrastructure Minister meets with Logistics UK delegation

Logistics UK and a delegation from the business group’s Northern Ireland Freight Council met with Northern Ireland Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins MLA on Wednesday 30 April to highlight the value of the logistics sector to Northern Ireland and ensure the sector is prioritised by policymakers at the highest level. The...

RHA Skills opens the door to funded training

In a sector as essential — and as stretched — as road haulage and coach operations, the need for accessible, high-impact training has never been more urgent. That’s why the Road Haulage Association (RHA), in partnership with TRS Training, is proud to unveil RHA Skills — a transformative new service...

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Revisions to EU Roadworthiness Package on horizon

The European Commission is set to revise the so-called Roadworthiness Package with a view to enhancing road safety and embracing digital solutions, while avoiding unnecessary burdens for commercial road transport operators. The European Commission proposals aim to modernise EU legislation on periodic roadworthiness testing and technical roadside checks as well...

New leadership at FTA Ireland as Aidan Flynn departs

FTA Ireland, the group which represents the interests of the logistics industry across the country, has announced the appointment of Niall Cotton as its new interim Chief Executive. He is to replace outgoing Chief Executive Aidan Flynn, who is leaving the organisation after 14 years of dedicated service. Cotton was...

Smart Tachograph Version 2 update

Smart Tachograph Version 2 units must be fitted to new trucks first registered since August 2023 and retrofitted to vehicles operating internationally. Trucks registered between 14th June 2019 and 31st December 2024, that were fitted with an analogue or digital non-smart tachograph had until the end of February 2025 top...

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Stats show significant CVRT failures because of tyres

Commercial Vehicle Roadworthiness Testing (CVRT) stats show too many vans and commercial vehicles are failing because of tyres. The Commercial Vehicle Roadworthiness Testing (CVRT) regime is overseen by the Road Safety Authority (RSA). The CVRT ensures an optimum level of roadworthiness for vans and commercial vehicles on our roads. Statistics...

RSA launches major new TV campaign targeting drug-driving

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has today launched a new TV-led advertising campaign that confronts the issue of drug-driving in Ireland. This latest initiative puts a spotlight on the serious and life-altering consequences of driving under the influence of drugs – including the loss of employment, restrictions on international travel,...

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