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The Road Haulage Association (RHA)
Road Haulage Association and the Logistics Industry

The Road Haulage Association (RHA) is a leading trade association representing over 8,500 road haulage, coach and van companies across the UK, 85% of whom are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It’s members are operators of vehicles who, between them, operate around 250,000 HGVs (half of the UK fleet) out of 10,000 operating centres and range from a single-truck company to those with thousands of vehicles.

The Road Haulage Association (RHA) <br> Road Haulage Association and the Logistics Industry

The RHA’s NET ZERO AMBITION

The Road Haulage Association – Driving the transition to net zero : Our industry is committed to supporting the net zero transition

 

In recognising that decarbonising HGVs and coaches is complex, five structural barriers must be overcome. These include: vehicle cost and performance, investment in infrastructure, skills and mindset change. Our aim is to support the commercial vehicle sector with the knowledge they need to make investment decisions that are consistent with net zero objectives.

REPORTS / LINKS

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The Road Haulage Association (RHA ) – Mission Driven: A Blueprint for Delivery – A partnership for Growth between Government and the Logistics Industry
The RHA published a Report in July 2024 called “RHA – Mission Driven: A BluePrint for Delivery – A partnership for Growth between Government and the Logistics Industry”.
Date Published: July 2024
Date Range: 2024
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The Green House Gas (GHG) Emissions Measuring Guide for the Freight Sector
This is the most relevant document for the Logistics Sector on how to calculate the carbon footprint.
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The ZEMO Partnership – Accelerating Transport to Zero Emissions

The ZEMO Partnership’s Mission is to Accelerate Transport to Zero Emissions by “Driving the decisions today that result in practical changes for a cleaner, more sustainable transport world tomorrow”.

Zemo Partnership’s aims are:

  1. To facilitate cross-sectoral engagement between industry and other stakeholders with the aims of:

o Developing collaborative initiatives that develop the market for low carbon vehicles and fuels

o Building understanding and consensus regarding the optimal pathways to low carbon road transport

o Influencing Government and other decision makers on future policy directions and optimal policy mechanisms

  1. To encourage research, demonstration and commercialisation of low carbon automotive technologies in the UK and help UK businesses to participate in emerging markets
  2. To contribute towards the setting and achievement of UK Government targets for carbon reduction from the road transport sector
  3. To coordinate an effective flow of information within and between industry and other stakeholders to:

o Raise awareness of recent developments and new opportunities

o Improve knowledge and awareness of key issues

o Increase stakeholder understanding about the mission of the Partnership and its achievements.

Zemo Partnership reviews its activities, based on the overall objectives, on an annual basis. Progress is reported periodically to the Board.

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Contact Details

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Contact Person

Chris Ashley

RHA Policy Lead

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Address

RHA Bathgate Blackburn Road Bathgate EH48 2EY

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Phone Number

01506 414073
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Website

https://www.rha.uk.net/