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County defends road tribute ban
A highways manager says a county's roadside memorial ban is in place after people's complaints.
Truckers in diesel price protest
A large convoy of lorries arrives in central London in a protest against "rocketing" fuel prices.
Business concern at strike action
Reaction from business across Scotland on planned strike action at the Grangemouth oil refinery.
Q&A: Europe's Galileo project
Europe is building its own satellite-navigation system called Galileo. Why does it want such a service?
Sat-nav lorries cause road damage
Surrey's roads are being damaged by lorries sent on unsuitable routes by sat-navs, the county council has said.
Gerrard 'fixer' still on the run
A robber who once allegedly helped protect footballer Steven Gerrard goes missing before the end of his trial.
Gerrard 'fixer' goes on the run
A robber who once worked for footballer Steven Gerrard goes missing before the end of his trial.
Fuel costs force haulier to close
The owner of a haulage firm which is closing after 14 years warns that others may follow due to rising fuel costs.
Haulage losses are 'major blow'
An MP says job losses at a South Lanarkshire haulage firm are a 'major body blow' to the area.
Jobs losses at Lanarkshire firm
KPMG are appointed as administrators as a haulage and distribution company announces 350 job losses.
Emissions fines exceed £500,000
Transport for London issues more than £500,000 worth of fines as part of the Low Emissions Zone.
Stobart haulage unveils expansion
Road haulage firm Stobart reveals plans to expand and buys a rival transport company.
The toxic issue of green taxes
BBC environment analyst Roger Harrabin looks at how green taxes became a difficult issue for politicians.
US installs bomb scanners at port
The US government installs scanning equipment at a Hampshire port as part of counter-terrorism measures.
Sat-nav lorry rescued from lane
A timber lorry trapped in a narrow farm track when the driver uses satellite navigation is freed after three days.
Hauliers urge fuel duty control
Hauliers are due to meet the Chancellor Alistair Darling to urge him not to raise fuel duty another two pence.
Pay rises stoke inflation fears
Pay awards in construction and transport have prompted fears inflation will rise.
Polluting lorries unwelcome in London
Under the new low emission zone system, the most heavily polluting lorries are facing charges if they enter Greater London.
Q&A: London Low Emission Zone
A quick guide to the new London Low Emission Zone.
Sat-nav directions trap vehicles
Motorists are becoming trapped down a dirt-track after being guided there by sat-nav systems.