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In part led to the crisis that we face as well as the closure of test centres during the covid pandemic last year preventing training of new drivers. the industry is stepping up to the plate by agreeing to pay drivers more. will the government look very carefully at encouraging women drivers to take up lorry driving? it is a very white, male sector, and i think there are huge opportunities for the sector to diversify, and when they come up with plans to do so, for example, the logistics uk, the year of logistics, which i hope we will get under way soon, i will be very happy to support them. th...

The closure of test centres during the covid pandemic last year preventing training of new drivers. the industry is stepping up to the plate by agreeing to pay drivers more. will the government look very carefully at encouraging women drivers to take up lorry driving? it is a very white, male sector, and i think there are huge opportunities for the sector to diversify, and when they come up with plans to do so, for example, the logistics uk, the year of logistics, which i hope we will get under way soon, i will be very happy to support them. there was a ticking off for liz truss, the internati...

Year preventing training of new drivers. the industry is stepping up to the plate by agreeing to pay drivers more. will the government look very carefully at encouraging women drivers to take up lorry driving? it is a very white, male sector, and i think there are huge opportunities for the sector to diversify, and when they come up with plans to do so, for example, the logistics uk, the year of logistics, which i hope we will get under way soon, i will be very happy to support them. there was a ticking off for liz truss, the international trade secretary, for failing to follow the commons con...

Robert courts. now, where have all the lorry drivers gone? a shortage of drivers has been blamed by, among others, the german confectionery giant haribo for problems delivering its sweets to shops in the uk. the haulage industry has blamed the pandemic and brexit for thousands of unfilled hgv driverjobs. now questions have been asked in the house of lords. brexit and covid combined have in part led to the crisis that we face as well as the closure of test centres during the covid pandemic last year preventing training of new drivers. the industry is stepping up to the plate by agreeing to pay ...