More than 10,000 lorries a day could be delayed by no-deal Brexit - FTA

The Freight Transport Association (UK) wants the government to prioritise aviation and road access negotiations with the European Union (EU) to ensure business doesn't stall on March 29, 2019, the official Brexit departure date. James Hookham, the FTA's deputy chief executive said leaving the EU means an end to the automatic rights for trucks to drive and planes to fly between the UK and the EU and the UK also will lose automatic access to the flying rights contained in EU aviation agreements negotiated with other countries, including the US.