Why is customer satisfaction imperative in the haulage industry?

pace is one of the most valuable commodities for any warehouse facility today. The amount of space available can enable or restrict the flow of business, create a pleasant or cramped working environment and facilitate or prevent efficient working practices.

A successful haulage company can be incredibly profitable and provide a positive working environment for employees. This is a growth industry in the UK, and beyond, and there are many opportunities for continuous expansion to cater to the needs of clients looking to transport items far and wide. Whether you’re looking to set up a haulage company, or keen to improve existing operations, these are our tips for success.

As has been reported many times, the HGV industry is under threat from a driver shortage. A number of current drivers are nearing retirement age, and aren’t being replaced by newer drivers.

If you’ve just passed your HGV license test and are now qualified to drive Heavy Goods Vehicles, the good news is that there are plenty of employment opportunities out there for you. With a current UK shortage of HGV drivers, now is certainly the time to be kick-starting a career in this area.

If you’re not in the loop, the UK is set to leave the EU on March 29th (or at least, in 2019). Many hauliers have had questions and concerns regarding what will be required from them moving forward. Here’s a better idea of some of the requirements you may face as an international haulier based in the UK, looking to move goods through Europe.