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Carry out international road haulage
What UK goods vehicle operators need to do to carry out international road haulage.
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You must test negative for coronavirus (COVID-19) before you cross the border into certain countries.
If you arrive in England from abroad, you need to take a COVID-19 test if you are staying for more than 2 days.
To transport goods internationally by road, you need either a:
EU countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway:
commercial trailers weighing over 750kg
non-commercial trailers weighing over 3,500kg
Abnormal load trailers
You need a keeper’s certificate for an abnormal load trailer to use it abroad. Keep the certificate in the vehicle to show at border crossings.
By Harry Holmes2021-01-15T10:08:00+00:00
Businesses are grappling to maintain ‘continuity of supply’ to Ireland as exports are hit with new tariffs. What can be done?
Percy Pig became the somewhat unlikely symbol of the seriousness of Brexit’s disruption to UK exports to the EU last week. Speaking to journalists as he announced trading results, M&S CEO Steve Rowe cited disruption of supplies of the sweets to Ireland as he explained the scale of the problem.
Along with Tesco and a host of other major retailers, M&S has concerns over significant new tariff bills under so-called ‘rules of origin’ set out in the UK’s trade deal with the EU. In M&S’s case, the tariffs apply to a third of its food products – including Percy. The retailer’s results said combined with new red tape it would “significantly impact” its businesses in Ireland, the Czech Republic and franchises in France. The focus was “making sure we’ve got continuity of supply in our Irish businesses