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Transport company ‘Banks’ on finance

No slacking off in transport sector recommended

Budget sees fuel duty increase to stay

UK budget shows support for transport links

UK Transport body in talks with Treasury ahead of emergency budget

Truckers face tolling charge increase

IBEC calls on Government to outgrow financial crisis

High profile UK haulier in administration

UK hauliers called to band together in ‘Fightback Now’

New UK Transport Minister offers relief to hauliers

Manufacturing growth gives hope of recovery

Purring engines: bluer skies

Increased van rental demand is a good sign

Multi nationals call on Transport Minister to fix roads

Michelin admit price rise is on the agenda

Transport companies seeing light at end of recession

Membership rules for RHA

Continental clearly out of recession

High price of raw materials set to increase cost of tyres

Mercedes fuel saving device a must for transport companies

Banking recapitilisation sets aside credit for SMEs to help truckers

Truckers advised to seek alternative funding

UK government not to tax foreign lorries

Economy counting the €1.2bn cost of collisions in single year

Road transport initiative gets EU financial support

French logistic giants see revenue drop

Recession claims long standing haulage firm

Antrim based transport company victim of recession

Hauliers facing tyre price rises

Strong sterling affects Northern Ireland hauliers

Transport survey in over 51 countries forecasts slight growth

Resilient Stiller Transport ‘beats’ recession

Transport company looks to future

Insolvencies in haulage business on the rise

IRHA: job losses and increased cost by-product of harsh budget

British transport companies express disbelief at 16% duty rise

Carbon Tax to damage competitiveness

UK hauliers bruised by Darling

‘Stop no go’ for new road construction

Budget fuel increase set to cause transport pain

New orders put Irish manufacturing on stronger footing

Carbon tax levies to affect cost to hauliers

Hauliers North of border set to see soaring oil prices

Irish hauliers face Dutch charge

Hauliers unhappy with proposed carbon tax

Hauliers brace themselves for insurance hike

Lay-offs reach new level

Manufacturing slump to hit Haulage industry

OPEC predicts bright future

NIEA reveal hauliers suffering

EU to act on transport

Southern businesses suffering

IEA warns of jobs losses

No credit for firms

How Iveco confronts the crisis: new scenario at the Truck & Bus World Forum

Toyota record loss

Fewer vehicles using tolls

Collapse in VRT receipts for January

Downturn affecting haulage firms

Motorists facing new ‘Green Tax’

3m euro estimated cost of fatal crash

Transport to get just 18 million euros increase

Motor costs escalate

Banks profit from record oil prices

No special deal for hauliers says Dempsey

Exports up despite economic woes

Customs seize 300 vehicles in 2007

Martin announces €60m growth fund to boost SMEs

Reid liquidation hits contractors

Northern Ireland hauliers face £5 gallon for diesel

No good news for hauliers in budget

Donohoe questions appointment of leading FF adviser to key infrastructure bank

Volvo up for sale

BOI provide road funding

Increase in Car sales

Cullen to lose Renault franchise

Dempsey handed transport role

Kingspan director sells shares

State to pay €488m for toll

Truckers threaten M50 protest

12 billion over budget and still not finished

Most hauliers compliant with HGV cordon ban - Gardai

Firm traded with debts to Revenue

EU row over duty harmonisation

Motorists won’t benefit from West Link sale - AA

Government Launches New Development Plan

Fuel prices mirror crude oil prices – study shows

Roche allocates €600 million to non-national roads

Lombard appointments

Cowen fails to deliver on excise duty relief

Small Firms Association welcomes Budget

Hauliers receive bad debt warning

IBEC calls for cut in excise duty on diesel

Roche proposes motor tax shake up

Freight up 5.2 percent in September

Hauliers help boost healthy exports

EU40m lost in car tax revenue as Government fails to implement anti-evasion plans - O’Dowd

More than 60,000 vehicles bought abroad in 2005 - report

NRA defends M3 land costs

1.4 billion euros to build the Metro

Council spends 100 million euros on Motorway land

Government say No to VRT move

Goverment motor tax take is 1.13 billion euros

Millions garnered from motorists

Motor group calls for radical changes

Statoil to gain from business sale

Motor manufacturer’s shares soar

 

 

 

 

 

      



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  Features



The Late Late show
Late payments can cause major problems for haulage companies, imposing unnecessary administrative burdens, impacting on cash flow and in some instances causing insolvency. John Loughran reports.

IRHA calls for fuel duty relief
A delegation from Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) met with Finance Minister Brian Cowen at the end of July in a bid to secure a reduction in excise duty on diesel for licensed and tax compliant hauliers. Irish Trucker reports.

IRU warns on enlarged EU
The International Road Transport Union (IRU), of which the Irish Road Haulage Association is a member has warned that practical measures need to be put in place to prevent an economic "free-for-all" in an enlarged European Union.

A little advice
The Fianna Fail / Progressive Democrat Coalition Government is back in harness and will be guiding the fortunes of the country and the road haulage industry for the next five years. Here Gerry McMahon offers some salient advice to Bertie and Mary and the troops

The new DAF construction range
Construction drivers deserve to work in comfort too - and the best can choose to work in the jobs - and the trucks - that appeal to them most.

£1IR = 1.27 euro
The ir£ pound is worth 1.27 euro or the euro is worth 78.8p whichever way you want to look at it. Come 1st January 2002 all transactions will be conducted in the new currency. John Loughran dug up these euro relevant facts.


European Transport: a time to decide
The European Commission's White Paper "European Transport Policy for 2010: time to decide", published in mid-September was given a warm welcome by hauliers in the UK.

 

 

Are Euro ready?
A recent survey conducted by the EU shows that Irish people are the most ignorant of all member States about how much the euro is worth in relation to its own domestic currency.

Commercial equipment finance
At a time of year when many transport operators are considering fleet renewals and acquisitions and how best to finance them, Denis Murray, Regional Director of G.E. Capital Woodchester Finance Ltd., one of the market leaders in commercial equipment finance in Ireland spoke with John Loughran and gave him an overview of the financial services it has to offer.

 


 

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