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Freight charging will benefit van insurance customers

Freight charging in the UK will benefit British businesses and the move by the coalition government to charge foreign hauliers to use the country's roads has been welcomed by the Road Haulage Association (RHA)...

 

FTA and Highways Agency

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) and Highways Agency have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in order to establish a platform for effective cooperation between the two parties...

 

Van insurance customers warned about LEZ rules

Van insurance customers have been urged not to fall foul of new Low Emission Zone (LEZ) legislation that is being introduced across parts of London...

 

Severn crossing toll hike causes outrage

Van insurance customers are being held to ransom by the Severn River Crossing (SRC) after the company announced it would be increasing the toll by 90 pence to £18.10, according to the Freight Transport Association (FTA)...

 

FTA warns against fuel duty increase

The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has warned the chancellor of the exchequer against going ahead with the planned three pence per litre fuel duty increase from January 1st 2012, van insurance customers might be interested to learn...

 

Dartford Crossing tolls to remain the same

Van insurance customers could be very pleased to learn that the proposed toll rises at the Dartford Crossing have been scrapped for this month and next spring...

 

Vans can be made greener

Van insurance customers might be interested to know that more can be done for the vehicles in the UK to be more efficient in a bid to remain competitive in the increasingly difficult market, it has been claimed...