Two of the biggest forces in the road freight industry are combining to campaign for fairer fuel prices
London,EN,UK -Tranport Engineer, by John Challen -14 Jan 2011: ... The Freight Transport Association (FTA) and the Road Haulage Association (RHA) have joined forces with the FairFuel/UK Campaign, which aims to have April's planned fuel duty rise scrapped, and for the Government to intervene and stabilise fuel prices... Theo de Pencier, chief executive of the FTA, adds: "The situation regarding fuel is threatening the whole economy. We feel that the general business community and the motoring public now have common cause with our industry. This campaign is the opportunity to put maximum pressure on the government to win some form of concession to get the pressure off..." (Photo from d.yimg: Oil-petrol tank-truck)
* UK - The public join the fight for fair deal on fuel
London,EN,UK -Road Transport, by Laura Hailstone -18 January 2011:
-- The government is under pressure to abolish the April fuel duty rise, along with future rises, as the general public join the fight for a fair deal on fuel... The FairFuelUK campaign petition, launched by Peter Carroll last week, has attracted over 8,300 signatures in just over eight days: 70% of signatories from the general public and 30% from the industry... Labels: fuel prices
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