• Haulage companies hate the increased road taxes that Switzerland started to levy this year.

    ECONOMIST: Switzerland

  • Foreign lorry drivers had "long enjoyed an advantage over our own haulage industry", he told MPs.

    BBC: HGV Road User Levy Bill

  • The main problem facing the road haulage industry is over-capacity too many trucks chasing too little work.

    ECONOMIST: Fuel taxes

  • In the early 1960s it was a small family haulage business based in Yorkshire.

    ECONOMIST: Idea

  • Mike Freeman, head of international operations for the Road Haulage Association, accused the French of ill-discipline.

    BBC: Brief respite for truckers

  • The chancellor's bounty will do little for them because haulage rates will be further cut.

    ECONOMIST: Fuel taxes

  • He came to Walgett fifty years ago and built up a successful haulage business.

    BBC

  • NERA, an economic consultancy, concluded that haulage rates do not reflect the true cost of freight transport.

    ECONOMIST: Fuel taxes

  • Leanne works as accountant in the family's haulage business which is sadly closing after more than 100 years.

    BBC: People's Assembly 2011

  • ' She's referring to Lower Wacker Drive, the subterranean haulage network which staged car chases in both of Nolan's Batman films.

    BBC: Chicago��s celluloid city

  • Continental haulage firms face higher social and employment costs and road tolls on many of their domestic routes.

    ECONOMIST: Vehicle taxes

  • The Road Haulage Association (RHA) is calling on lorry drivers to stop littering roadsides with bottles full of urine.

    BBC: Lorry drivers urged to stop leaving bottles of urine

  • Mr Allan is arranging the meeting between haulage firm bosses and Mr Brown.

    BBC: Western Isles firms join ferry fares campaign

  • Bill had been in haulage as a young man and considered himself expert.

    NEWYORKER: Fjord of Killary

  • Instead it was largely a tactical retreat in the face of a barrage of criticism from motoring and road-haulage organisations.

    ECONOMIST: Fuel tax

  • Some are also offering free haulage, but he said more was needed.

    BBC: Sheep in the snow

  • More than 150 jobs are going at a haulage company in Coventry.

    BBC: UK jobs tracker

  • The local haulage association wants highway rest-stops to be reopened to allow drivers to take the breaks required of them by law.

    ECONOMIST: A state government runs out of money. Will the Feds be next?

  • Operator Midland Expressway Limited (MEL) has agreed to let members of the Road Haulage Association access the route free of charge throughout July.

    BBC: M6 Toll road

  • If environmental and social factors are taken into account, the cost of road haulage in Britain may be too low, not too high.

    ECONOMIST: Vehicle taxes

  • As a cost-cutting measure, platooning would allow haulage firms to arrange trucks in tight convoys and eliminate drivers in all but the lead vehicle.

    ECONOMIST: MONITOR

  • Malcolm Bingham, from the organisation, said most haulage companies would be able to plan around the closures and would benefit in the long term.

    BBC: Birmingham motorway congestion 'harming economy'

  • It is now acknowledged, even by those representing car and road-haulage interests, that measures to restrain vehicle use by price or regulation are inevitable.

    ECONOMIST: Driving Britain off the roads

  • But, certainly, in almost every traditional sector of the economy, including housing, retailing, road-haulage, railways, consumer products and manufacturing, there are hints of cooling.

    ECONOMIST: Holiday for the Fed

  • Meanwhile, Phil Flanders from the Road Haulage Association said lorry drivers recognised that although there would be difficulties, the benefits would make the disruption worthwhile.

    BBC: NEWS | UK | Northern Ireland | Hospital plans for Westlink works

  • Additional measures being investigated include encouraging haulage companies to undertake out-of-hours deliveries and monitoring the experience of cities which have banned lorries from certain parts.

    BBC: 'Crossrail for bikes' set for London

  • Another local businessman, Richard Bonfield, said the "sheer scale" of the operation could hit businesses such as manufacturing and haulage as well as local tourism.

    BBC: Mid Wales

  • Following meetings with island councillors and haulage bosses, Transport Minister Keith Brown also agreed to commission consultants to review the impact of removing RET from large freight.

    BBC: Hebridean hauliers 'squeezed' after removal of RET

  • Labour MP and chair of the Commons transport committee Louise Ellman said the legislation was "about backing the UK haulage industry and helping create a level playing field".

    BBC: HGV Road User Levy Bill

  • While dramas such as the Maastricht votes or ministerial resignation speeches attract prime-time viewers, debates on public sanitation or road haulage remain curiously neglected by the viewing public.

    ECONOMIST: Televising Parliament

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