Following Theresa May's appointment as PM, EY lays out the key infrastructure projects it believes the Government should prioritise.

The Road Haulage Association is disappointed to learn of proposals to build a 4m high, 1km long wall at the Port of Calais.

A year after the Airports Commission’s final report, David Cameron has indicated that he will leave the decision on airport expansion to his successor. Let Britain Fly urges the Government to fast-track a new airport runway.

Support for Heathrow expansion has been “unanimous and unambiguous” say industry leaders and MPs, who roundly deride today’s announcement to delay this vital decision.

All lane running (the use of hard shoulders) is in the interests of all road users to minimise delays without compromising safety.

Conservative MP Kevin Hollinrake writes that the North, as well as the South, will benefit from the expansion of Heathrow with up to £25.5 billion in economic benefits forecast.

The programme for High Speed 2 (HS2) is facing cost and schedule pressures with options for extending the opening date for phase 1 now being considered and steps are being taken to bring cost estimates within available funding, according to a report by the National Audit Office.

UK road hauliers call for action to steady markets and nerves at ‘earthquake moment’

The Road Haulage Association is astonished at the report from the Institute of Mechanical Engineering which claims that levels of congestion 'are rising fast because almost a third of lorries are being driven empty'.

The Road Haulage Association renews its call for French military at Calais, as migrants once again surge upon British trucks.

The Road Haulage Association has renewed its call for urgent deployment of the French military to restore law and order at Calais.

England has amongst the lowest woodland cover in Europe, says the Woodland Trust in an interview with PoliticsHome's Aden Simpson, and the Government must improve on the ‘grim’ planting rates published this week or risk deforestation.

The Government’s ambitions to transform the North of England into a high productivity, high growth Northern Powerhouse are at risk unless the Government takes action on airport expansion, Heathrow chief executive John Holland-Kaye has warned.

The Road Haulage Association (RHA) is delighted at the announcement from the Business Department (BiS) that they have agreed funding for three apprenticeships in England for lorry driving, traffic office and warehouse operative.

A survey of Road Haulage Association members finds an overall majority in favour of Brexit, although 80% of larger firms back Remain.

The results of a Road Haulage Association (RHA) survey show a clear majority of members believe that leaving the European Union (EU) would be in the best interests of their companies.

Alstom UK recently hosted an event in Parliament highlighting the company's current presence on the UK transport network as it bids for the coveted £7.5bn contract to build rolling stock for the HS2 rail project.

Two Shadow Transport ministers seek 'to get the best deal for passengers' on the day the Bus Services Bill receives its 2nd reading in the House of Lords.

The Go-Ahead Group acknowledges the publication of the Bus Services Bill.

The Road Haulage Association has been myth-busting in an campaign to improve compliance with tax law relating to lorry drivers.

In a pioneering initiative Britain's hauliers have joined with partners to help ex-service veterans who have hit hard times by training them up to drive trucks.  

The Institution of Engineering and Technology welcomes the transformative potential of driverless vehicles, but warns that their complex software must be subject to regular safety testing.

With no commitment in today's Queen's Speech to make a final decision on the location of a new runway in London and the South East, Let Britain Fly made the following statement:

The Road Haulage Association has today launched another exciting initiative, Road to Logistics.