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9th August 2007
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Weathering The Crisis
A wet summer does more than leave the countryside waterlogged. It also affects hauliers' costs and in some cases their ability to operate at ail. David Harris finds out more. T......
Extra Work For Tanker Operators Flooding Was A Disaster For
many hauliers, but for some it provIded extra work. Geoff Dossetter. director of external affairs at the Freight Transport Association (FTA), says that during the worst of the......
Fuel Consumption Up In Had Weather Even Disregarding The...
this summer's high level of rain has been a constant drain on hauliers operating costs. Wet roads mean higher fuel consumption and more congestion, which also increases fuel use......