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Lorry drivers facing lay-by ban
Lorry drivers are banned from parking in lay-bys for more than two hours in parts of Cumbria because of the rubbish they leave behind.
BBC UK jobs tracker
As the economic downturn continues, the BBC News website tracks a selection of job losses and new jobs created across the regions of the UK.
Loader's chains 'never checked'
The events leading to the death of a young woman are detailed in Traffic Commissioner's decision to shut down haulage firm.
Recession 'hitting lorry numbers'
Figures due out later are expected to show a dramatic fall in the number of heavy goods vehicles on the UK's roads.
Drivers fight to keep on trucking
There are more than 400,000 lorries on Britain's roads. The haulage industry touches every corner of the country, and it's an industry under a cloud.
Riding the road-map of devolution
BBC Scotland's John Knox cycles the length of Scotland's mainland to gauge 10 years of devolution.
Bus and lorry firms get roads ban
A Perthshire bus firm and Angus haulage company are banned from the roads after committing traffic offences.
Breaches cost lorry firm licence
A haulage firm employing 100 people is "horrified" to lose its licence after rule breaches over lorry drivers' hours.
Road chaos fears over wind farms
Building more wind turbines in rural Wales will cause "significant disruption" as large lorries use rural roads, says a study.
Blaze hits tyre recycling plant
At least six fire crews are at the scene of a large fire at a tyre recycling plant.
Rumours fly after Tsvangirai crash
Brian Hungwe visits the scene of Friday's car crash in which Zimbabwe PM Morgan Tsvangirai was injured and his wife killed.
Road upgrade 'to cut travel time'
Improvements to the M1/Westlink in Belfast will ensure shorter and more reliable journey times, according to the roads minister.
Judges increase digger death fine
A fine handed down to a company involved in a fatal road accident is raised by appeal judges
Scots estate rapped by watchdog
The company which manages a major Scottish estate group has its vehicle licence cut by a watchdog.
Pledge Watch: Britdiscs
What happened to the 2000 proposal to bring in a Britdisc so foreign hauliers would have to pay some road tax?
Arson attack targets haulage firm
A haulage company on the outskirts of Londonderry is targeted in an arson attack.
Foreign truckers' plea to police
Some foreign lorry drivers work such long hours they are reporting themselves to police to get off the road, BBC Wales has learned.
Explosions at haulage yard blaze
An investigation is under way into a fire which caused a number of explosions at a haulage yard.
Rally opposes new motorway plans
A group opposed to building a motorway relief road have staged a protest in Cardiff Bay.
Nick Clegg's speech in full
The full text of Nick Clegg's first speech as party leader at the Liberal Democrat conference.