What UK HGV operators need to do to carry out international road haulage after Brexit

The Department for Transport, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, Traffic Commissioners for Great Britain, and Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency have issued new guidance for UK goods vehicles operators advising what they need to do to continue to carry out international road haulage if there is a no-brexit deal.

The UK left the EU on 31 January and the guidance tells you how to prepare for Brexit. It will be updated if anything changes, including if a deal is agreed. You can Sign up for email alerts to get the latest information.

The guidance includes the information detailed below which includes a dedicated section covering what drivers need to do. You can see the full list below and click on each topic to be taken directly to the page.

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• Get the right operator licence

• Get the right permits

• Cabotage and cross-trade jobs

• Own account journeys

• Exporting and importing goods

• Register your vehicle trailers

• Vehicle registration documents

• Display GB stickers

• Vehicle and trailer insurance

• What lorry and goods vehicle drivers need to do

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Source: GOV.UK