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Carrying goods to the EU by road after 1 January 2021
19th November, 2020
The Government has now published an online “Haulier Handbook” which is stated to be a “one-stop-shop for key... Read More »
10 Year Old Tyres Must be Scrapped – Now Law
12th November, 2020
Following the Government’s summer announcement that tyres over ten years old would no longer be fitted to certain... Read More »
No Deal Brexit and International Haulage – Not Enough Permits to go Round
4th November, 2020
ECMT Permits – Application Window Opens on 2nd November The preparations for the end of the transition period... Read More »
10 Year Old Tyres Must Be Scrapped
20th July, 2020
The Government have announced that from the autumn, tyres which are 10 years and older will be banned... Read More »
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Essential Work of the Logistics Sector
31st March, 2020
A number of my haulage clients have asked me if I can clarify what is meant by essential... Read More »
What does COVID-19 mean for the UK Haulage Industry?
24th March, 2020
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement yesterday evening effectively placing the UK in lockdown there may have been some... Read More »
Operator Licensing and Insolvency
22nd November, 2016
In this article Tim Culpin, Partner and Head of Transport at Aaron & Partners, takes a look at Operator Licensing and Insolvency. Any business, be it a sole trader, partnership, LLP or other corporate entity, that wishes to operate commercial vehicles (good vehicles with a maximum permissible gross weight in excess of 3.5 tonnes or passenger carrying vehicles... Read More »
Counting the cost of Brexit – Operator Licensing
10th November, 2016
Financial Standing – Going Up? In this article Tim Culpin, Partner and Head of Transport at Aaron & Partners, takes a look at the increased levels of financial reserves operators may have to demonstrate. We don’t yet know what Brexit is going to look like, the predicted economic crash has not as yet materialised and it remains unclear... Read More »
Parking Charge Notices – Warning for LGV Operators
24th April, 2015
In a case decided yesterday (23 April 2015) between Parking Eye Limited and a private individual, Mr Beavis,... Read More »