DfT longer-lorry trial delivers air quality and CO2 benefits
Trial of 1,800 lorries using longer semi-trailers results in 90,000 fewer freight journeys on UK roads, government claims
UK roads have seen up to 90,000 fewer freight journeys as a result of a trial of longer lorry trailers capable of carrying more goods, according to the Department for Transport (DfT). The government...
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