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Freight Transport Association Ireland along with its partners, BWG, Bank of Ireland and ENPROVA, in conjunction with specialist research agency Analytiqa

FTA Ireland has welcomed news that CVR testing is resuming on Monday, May 18. FTA Ireland had called for CVRT test centres to be reopened to support the road haulage industry and commercial vehicle road safety.

If CVRT test centres were open for business, more than 90 per cent of haulage operators, would present their vehicles for testing within their existing expiry dates, a survey conducted by FTA Ireland has confirmed.

FTA Ireland is calling for CVRT test centres to be reopened to support the road haulage industry and commercial vehicle road safety.

Five company’s operating in the transport sector have successfully completed the inaugural European Smart Transport Managers Training (STMT) course hosted by FTA Ireland.

FTA Ireland is set to launch a new ADR training course in the coming weeks.

Medicall Ambulance Service, a private ambulance service based in Dublin, has achieved FTA Ireland’s VanSafe standard. This standard gives recognition to van operators for managing and maintaining their commercial fleet to the highest standards as well as providing the necessary training for their drivers. As an emergency services business, the roadworthiness and standards of the

FTA Ireland (FTAI) is celebrating after the validation of Ireland’s new “Logistics Associate” Apprenticeship programme by the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT). The first intake of the students for the programme will start their apprenticeships in September 2018. The Logistics Associate Apprenticeship – a Level 6 Higher Certificate in Logistics – will be the first

Safety and compliance are key to the success of any HGV fleet management system. And from today (28 March 2018) Ireland’s operators of HGV fleets can achieve an independent verification standard which demonstrates their legal standards of operation. The Freight Transport Association of Ireland (FTAI) has launched an annual audit programme – TruckSafe – which

While the adoption of the proposed Brexit transitional period by the EU27 leaders has been met with cautious optimism by business and politicians, the leading association representing the logistics industry in Ireland has expressed concern that the lack of certainty over the Irish border risks the country’s trading relationships, both at home, with the UK