Posts Tagged ‘Freight Transport Association’

  • FTA calls for fuel duty cut

    on Nov 27, 14 • in UK • with Comments Off on FTA calls for fuel duty cut

    The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer ahead of his 2014 Autumn Statement on 3 December, primarily outlining the economic benefits that could be delivered by the further development of the Government’s approach to fuel duty

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  • FTA warns on driver shortage

    on Nov 25, 14 • in UK • with Comments Off on FTA warns on driver shortage

    Black Friday – Sofa Sunday –  Cyber Monday; recognised as the biggest shopping days of the year and when logistics operators will be put under pressure to deliver the goods  – which won’t be helped this Christmas because of the growing problem of driver shortage.   Christmas shopping starts in earnest this week beginning with ‘Black Friday’ – the American shopping extravaganza which has made its way to the UK.  This year, more than ever, Britain will be swamped with discounts online and in the High Street. Almost one in four purchases are expected to be

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  • Shortage of drivers could mean road to hell – FTA

    on Sep 10, 14 • in UK • with Comments Off on Shortage of drivers could mean road to hell – FTA

    The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has warned that it could be a bleak Christmas this year – with a distinct lack of drivers to deliver the goods. 

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  • FTA says information is key

    on Jul 22, 14 • in UK • with Comments Off on FTA says information is key

    Information is key to keep the freight and logistics industry on the move during extreme weather conditions, that’s the message from the Freight Transport Association (FTA), which added that transport resilience plays a vital part to aid a successful economy

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  • Road maintenance is not just a patch up job

    on Mar 10, 14 • in UK • with Comments Off on Road maintenance is not just a patch up job

    The Freight Transport Association has welcomed the Government’s decision to offer local highway authorities £80 million to fix the roads most damaged by severe weather. However, with the possibility that we will see more occasions when severe weather will affect our road network, highway authorities must look at their whole life maintenance plans to build and maintain more reliable, resilient roads

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  • Driven to distraction !

    on Nov 18, 13 • in UK • with Comments Off on Driven to distraction !

    As 2013 Road Safety Week was launched today (18 November) – the Freight Transport Association (FTA) has supported the national campaign by voicing the importance to drivers to stay focussed and not be distracted by the phone when behind the wheel

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  • Volvo Trucks renews entire European truck range

    on May 22, 13 • in Europe • with Comments Off on Volvo Trucks renews entire European truck range

    Volvo Trucks has launched five new truck models since September last year, starting with the spectacular launch of the new Volvo FH, followed this year by the introduction of the new Volvo FM, Volvo FMX, Volvo FE and Volvo FL. All the new models include innovations and features that make the driver’s job easier and more efficient

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  • FTA welcomes Vision for Cycling in London

    on Mar 7, 13 • in UK • with Comments Off on FTA welcomes Vision for Cycling in London

    The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed Mayor of London, Boris Johnson’s cycling vision and plan to create a “Crossrail for the bike”

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  • Brigade returns to CV Show

    on Feb 3, 13 • in UK • with Comments Off on Brigade returns to CV Show

    Brigade Electronics will return to the CV show in April to launch their most intelligent camera monitor system yet

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  • FTA brands report a side-show

    on Jan 31, 13 • in UK • with Comments Off on FTA brands report a side-show

    The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has branded a report by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) as a side-show in order to distract from the real issue of fuel duty

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